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Re: Going crazy for organic


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Posted by oldtanker on June 25, 2019 at 05:48:28 from (66.228.255.203):

In Reply to: Going crazy for organic posted by JohnV2000 on June 24, 2019 at 09:18:38:

LOL Here we go again. One side ridiculing the other.

I DO NOT BUY ORGANIC. SO I'M NOT ON THEIR SIDE.

OK so a store throws stuff out. They do that all the time. Don't matter non-organic or organic. Produce gets to a point and they have to toss it. Same with meat and dairy products. And very few stores can sell everything they put out. So I call BS on that. So your store has 15 feet of organic? How about adding in free range? Or grass fed? Or pasture raised?

How about Natural Grocers? Place looks like a regular run of the mill grocery store.....all organic. How about it being so popular that one survives nicely in Fargo ND with an area population of under 200,000. Decent sized building too. 50,000 square foot or so. Don't look like no hippy shop to me.

Yuk it up boys. The consumer hasn't trusted companies in a long time. They really don't trust chemical companies. Now they don't trust you. That what you want? Don't matter who's right or wrong. Lot of well educated people out there think you are all to willing to poison them and their kids all for a buck. That how you want to be perceived?

How about instead of ridiculing the customer base you clean up your image?

Now here is the real kicker. I know a small organic farmer 80 acres of which he uses about 40. Yea a lot of work. This guy will show you the books. He's clearing about 70K a year. How are you chemical guys doing? :lol: Can you turn a 70K profit on 40 or so acres?

Rick


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