Sentences with phrase «retail organic line»

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The company already offers U.S. Department of Agriculture - certified organic corn tortillas, and in September launched a line of organic flour tortillas for retail and foodservice.

Since 1984, Suzanne's Specialties has produced a growing line of all natural sweeteners, vegan sweeteners and organic sweeteners for retail and industrial clients.

Retailers certified by Australian Certified Organic are at the front line when it comes to educating shoppers on the importance of certified organic.

Food and Drink - Summer 2010 -(Page 130) > r RETAIL greenstar co-op natural foods market Local Heroes GreenStar includes serving the community and the environment in its bottom line as it sells locally produced and organic foods.

With a full line of natural alternative sweeteners such as organic brown rice syrup, organic wildflower honey, organic agave syrup, and organic clarified rice syrup, Suzanne's Specialties is the leading choice of industry and retail outlets nationwide seeking great - tasting, refined sugar alternatives.

Healthy Spot's focus on dog and cat care retail provides pet owners with a full range of wholesome, organic food lines and a wide selection of products and services.

San Francisco - based online retailer Moxsie — not to be confused with the first mass produced soft drink, Moxie — has launched an Eco-Shop that carries recycled and sustainable clothes, jewelry, shoes, and accessories for men and women — you can even shop by eco-preference in three categories: organic, repurposed materials, or socially conscious: Moxsie only carries independent designers, helping young and new lines to thrive and create a presence among shoppers.

... there are glimmers of greeness to be seen», Volcom are «soft selling a line of organic garments to tweeners and teenagers», and their CEO «takes a diplomatic approach towards promoting an eco-friendly line of clothing», saying «It's really going to depend on the retailer embracing it and the consumer looking for it.»

But Kellogg, Kraft, General Mills and Pepsi are all hard at work developing organic lines of their most popular products (like Raisin Bran, Cheerios, Green Giant vegetables and Tropicana) that will make their debut first in Wal - Mart stores and then to other national retailers.