As Organic Produce Reaches $12 Billion, Creekside Organics Focuses on the Next Generation of Growth
Grower storytelling, expanded choice and stronger retailer partnerships can help turn organic’s momentum into long-term category growth.
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. – Organic produce has reached a new milestone: $12 billion in annual sales. For Creekside Organics, the next opportunity is a move beyond the organic label alone. As organic becomes an increasingly familiar choice for shoppers, it’s working to give consumers more reasons to choose one fruit or vegetable over another.
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