Calli S asked:


ok, so just discovered what organic means and done a bunch of research and have decided it is whats best to stay healthy, iv found it to be an easy transition taste wise, but finding available organic food, mainly veggies & fruits hard. i went to walmart and they were for the most part useless, they had some things, but when i went 2 schnucks another grocery in my area, they had a good assortment of things from a brand called full circle. i like it very much, its a tad more expensive, but everything tastes the same as “regular food”, my problem is that, even though they had a bunch of stuff avai;able 2 buy organic, it still left me with little options compared 2 regular shopping. they only had a few fruits and veggies available, and none of them were typical,like oranges, apples, pears, etc, iv looked in my area for health stores but none seem to have much, does anyone know of a good, average priced online store that i could order from? and are there any other brands like full circle??

Tatevuhi asked:


I have an 11 month old and I was wondering if non organic food is going to harm her in any ways? I give her lots of fruits during the day and most of them are non organic. The same thing with meats and veggies. Some expert advise would be appreciated.

satirev asked:


I live in Ventura County, i believe we have plenty of fruits and veggies available, and im wondering how local markets would compare to superstores in quality and price… anyone that can help?

Audrey

Sydney ? asked:


Does it make a difference to you? There are many organic products today: milk, veggies, fruits, juices, cookies, crackers, ice cream, chips, bread, etc. There are so much more! So what do you think?

Julius