7255: The Global Market for Organic Food & Drink

Sahota, Amarjit (2006) The Global Market for Organic Food & Drink. [oral] Presentation at BioFach Congress 2006, NürnbergMesse, Nuremburg, Germany, 16.-19.2.2006.

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Summary

In 2004, the market value of organic products worldwide reached 27.8 billion US$, (23.5 billion EUR), the largest share of organic products being marketed in Europe and North America. Ongoing growth of the market and organic land area is expected for the foreseeable future, in part due to an increased support of governments and development organizations.

Document Language:	English
Keywords:	Statistics, organic farming world wide, market data
Subject Areas:	"Organics" in general > Country reports Food systems > Markets and trade Knowledge management > Research methodology and philosophy > Specific methods > Surveys and statistics
Research affiliation:	UK > Other organizations
Total budget (Euro):	0
Orgprints ID Number:	7255
Contact:	Willer, Dr. Helga
Deposited On:	20 February 2006
EPrint Type:	Oral presentation
Peer Review Status:	Not peer-reviewed
Additional Publishing Information:	The presentation summarises the main findings of the global organic statistical yearbook "The World of Organic Agriculture. Statistics and Emerging Trends 2006", edited by Helga Willer and Minou Yussefi. International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM), Bonn, Germany. http://orgprints.org/5161/
Related Links:	https://www.fibl.org/shop/show.php?sprache=EN&art=1402, http://www.soel.de/oekolandbau/weltweit.html, http://www.ifoam.org, http://www.biofach.de, http://orgprints.org/5161/, http://www.organicmonitor.com

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