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Possible Disadvantage: Too Costly and Restrictive (Becoming USDA Certified Organic can cost anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.) While those might be considered disadvantages to the organic label, theyre also a great reason to get to know your local farmers.
When we eat organic fruits, vegetables and animal products, were taking in clean foods. Theres no such thing as consuming zero chemicals, since the planet is full of them. But organic crops dont get doused in synthetic pesticides. Organic livestock dont get hormones and daily antibiotics.
While the benefits of organic food are clear in some areas, the higher cost remains a barrier for many people, as organic products can be docHubly more expensive. This price difference is due to more labour-intensive farming practices, lower crop yields, and higher costs associated with organic certification.
And research finds that organic foods expose consumers to less pesticide residue. Avoiding contact with pesticide residue may be particularly important for people of some ages and stages of life, such as during pregnancy. But all foods in the United States must meet the same safety standards.
While organic foods are strictly regulated and free from harmful chemicals, they can be more expensive and have a shorter shelf life. On the other hand, while all-natural foods can offer fresh, minimally processed options, their labeling can sometimes be confusing to customers.
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The choice to buy organic The best choice between organic or conventional food is the one that puts the highest amount and variety of fruits, vegetables and grains in the diet. There are ways to fit organic foods into a budget. And research finds that organic foods expose consumers to less pesticide residue.

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