The Packer needs your input on organic produce

The Packer is seeking input from suppliers for upcoming Oct. 31 coverage of organic produce.

Organic produce Q2 2022
Organic produce Q2 2022
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The Packer seeking input from suppliers for upcoming Oct. 31 coverage of organic produce.

Marketers who would like to participate in the coverage can fill out an online survey by Oct. 21, available at this link.

A few questions from the survey include:

  • How has your organic produce offering changed compared with a year ago?
  • What is your most popular organic item?
  • Are you planning any new organic product introductions this fall or winter?
  • On a percentage basis, how will retail organic produce sales perform in 2023 compared with 2022?
  • Has inflation affected organic produce demand so far? What are the best ways for marketers and retailers to grow organic sales in an inflationary environment?

In addition, marketers with pictures of their organic produce can send images to news@thepacker.com

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