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FIND BETTER. LOOK FOR ORGANIC.

Organic certified products come from trusted sources and are certified and annual audited annually against a higher set of standards. Organic means no toxic and harmful chemicals and pesticides; NO GM; and higher animal welfare. Better for you and better for the soil and the planet.

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ORGANIC SEPTEMBER - the organic awareness month

Organic September is about celebrating everything organic and the hard work and dedication that goes into growing while working with nature, not against it. In a world where health, sustainability, and conscious consumerism are becoming increasingly important, the landscape of organic shopping is evolving - the time for organic is now!

This #OrganicSeptember

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GRAB A GREEN BARGAIN THIS BLACK FRIDAY

With Black Friday becoming a big part of British consumer culture, retailers all over the UK are now embracing it as an opportunity to entice consumers to spend more money with them. Stroud Brewery have some thoughts on this…

WIN a Crazy Jack Hamper full of organic goodies!

Organic September is almost coming to an end, but don’t worry – our friends at Crazy Jack Organic have one last surprise for you: a hamper full of organic goodies for one lucky winner!

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WHY SHOULD I CHOOSE ORGANIC?

Organic means supporting wildlife

Organic farms are havens for wildlife and provide homes for bees, birds, and butterflies. On average, plant, insect and bird life is 50% more abundant on organic farms.

The highest standards of animal welfare

Animals raised organically enjoy the highest welfare standards available. Organic standards insist that animals are given plenty of space and fresh air, and that they are raised in conditions that suit their natural behaviour. Smaller flocks and herds, and more access to the outdoors means organic animals don't have to be routinely treated with antibiotics and wormers. Mutilations like beak-trimming to prevent the aggressive side effects of stress are also not needed or allowed.

Reduced exposure to pesticides

Choosing organic is an easy way to limit our exposure to pesticides, herbicides (weed killers) and many additives and preservatives. Organic farmers aim to create a natural balance between plants and animals to prevent pests, so that they don't need to rely on pesticides.

Enjoying food as it should be

Choosing organic means that you are supporting farming practices with a more traceable production process and you will always know what's in your food. Organic standards prohibit GM crops and ingredients, hydrogenated fats, and controversial artificial foods colours and preservatives.

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