
Organic production: Demand for organic products rises again in the second quarter
Specialized organic trade stagnates: In specialized organic trade, demand stagnated with sales of 0.82 billion euros. "In addition to the generally restrained
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Specialized organic trade stagnates: In specialized organic trade, demand stagnated with sales of 0.82 billion euros. "In addition to the generally restrained consumer mood, this is likely to increasingly reflect the structural change in the market," BÖLW said as the reason. Its share of the total organic food trade remains at around 12.5 percent, but still has potential for expansion. Sales of organic products at these markets rose by almost 20 percent, according to information.
Furthermore, Retailers generated sales of 4.75 billion euros with organic products between April and July, as the Federation of Organic Food Industry (BÖLW) announced. In the entire first half of the year, sales amounted to more than 9.6 billion euros, according to information. Demand for organic food continued to increase in the second quarter.
In addition, Although the sales growth according to BÖLW is not adjusted for price increases in the food retail sector, it clearly exceeds them. "Organic food is at the top of Germans' shopping lists even in times of crisis: that's where they belong," said BÖLW head Tina Andres. The so-called full-range retailers, i.e. supermarket chains such as Rewe or Edeka, recorded sales growth of 5 percent in the second quarter for organic products, according to BÖLW.
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Specialized organic trade stagnates: In specialized organic trade, demand stagnated with sales of 0.82 billion euros. "In addition to the generally restrained consumer mood, this is likely to increasingly reflect the structural change in the market," BÖLW said as the reason.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIts share of the total organic food trade remains at around 12.5 percent, but still has potential for expansion.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSales of organic products at these markets rose by almost 20 percent, according to information.
reliability low1/2 sourcesRetailers generated sales of 4.75 billion euros with organic products between April and July, as the Federation of Organic Food Industry (BÖLW) announced.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn the entire first half of the year, sales amounted to more than 9.6 billion euros, according to information.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDemand for organic food continued to increase in the second quarter.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAlthough the sales growth according to BÖLW is not adjusted for price increases in the food retail sector, it clearly exceeds them. "Organic food is at the top of Germans' shopping lists even in times of crisis: that's where they belong," said BÖLW head Tina Andres.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe so-called full-range retailers, i.e. supermarket chains such as Rewe or Edeka, recorded sales growth of 5 percent in the second quarter for organic products, according to BÖLW.
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