UK organic food and drink market doubles in a decade to almost £4bn

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British organic products are 'in high demand' as the UK organic food and drink market enters its 14th year of consecutive growth, Soil Association figures reveal

New research covering trends from 2025 show the organic food and drink market has doubled in value over the last decade to £3.9bn. Data from the latest Organic Market Report released yesterday...

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