Brands have the power to communicate the benefits of organic to consumers

In this session, experts reveal studies showing organic agriculture's positive impact on human health, the environment and communities—and how to translate that information to consumers.

April 25, 2017

3 Min Read
Brands have the power to communicate the benefits of organic to consumers

"We have the power. What we are great at in this industry is connecting and transferring enthusiasm."

Graham Rigby, Organic India USA

Part 1: Human health

Highlights:

  • The Organic Center's Jessica Shade, PhD, discusses studies that show benefits of organic agriculture on human health. 

  • How to translate negative health effects of pesticides to consumers without creating fear.

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Part 2: The environment

Highlights:

  • The Organic Center's Tracy Misiewicz, PhD, shows studies on how organic agriculture positively impacts the environment. 

  • Why soil health is essential for climate change mitigation efforts. 

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Part 3: Revitalizing communities

Highlights:

  • Organic India's CIO Graham Rigby talks about different ways that brands can educate consumers. 

  • A five-step plan for brands to partner with The Organic Center.

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Part 4: Debunk the myths

Highlights:

  • How do you educate consumers that organic means non-GMO?

  • Debunking the myths and clarifying the definition of regenerative agriculture. 

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Part 5: Translating to consumers 

Highlights:

  • Can organic agriculture reverse climate change? 

  • How to translate benefits of organic to consumers living in urban areas of the world. 

 

This session—The Organic Center Presents, Translating Organic's Benefits to Consumers—was recorded at Natural Products Expo West 2017. Click "download" below to access the presentation slides. 

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