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WESSANEN BECOMES ECOTONE AND COMMITS TO FOOD FOR BIODIVERSITY

As a pioneer of organic and vegetarian food for 30 years, Wessanen is best known for its range of leading brands such as Bjorg, Clipper, Bonneterre, Allos, El Granero and Isola Bio. From today, Wessanen will become Ecotone and focus on a new mission of Food for Biodiversity. Newly headquartered in Lyon, the company will become a mission driven company according to French law and is drawing up a Biodiversity commitment plan that goes beyond the organic standards.

Lyon, November 10th, 2020 Every day, some of the biodiversity of our planet is lost forever. This is largely caused by the current industrial agricultural and food systems degrading the environment and its soil. Every species that is lost can threaten the connection of and balance between all species. Often resulting in the loss of entire ecosystems and precious resources.

Wessanen is a pioneer in vegetarian and organic food and has been helping to build an alternative food model in Europe. Vegetarian and organic food are the two main pillars and effective alternatives to intensive agriculture and livestock that threaten biodiversity today.

Wessanen becomes Ecotone and takes on the mission of food for biodiversity. By 2030 the company commits to : - further grow the share of its turnover of organic products to 90% and of vegetarian products to 95%. Vegetarian and organic products are essential to preserving biodiversity - defy food standardization and guarantees that of its products are not based on the 9 over consumed Global commodities(e.g., wheat, rice, corn, soybeans, palm oil, etc.) that more than 65% of Global diets are based on. This will be key to develop diversified diets that are respectful of biodiversity. - triple the volume of strategic raw materials grown using agricultural practices exceeding organic specifications in order to increase biodiversity (e.g., agri-ecological practices, under cover, long crop rotation)

In 2019, Wessanen became the first European International Food group to be certified B Corp, one of the most demanding CSR labels. In 2020, following the relocation of its head office to Lyon, Ecotone takes the next step and adopts the status of a mission led company (entreprise a mission) according to the French law PACTE.

Christophe Barnouin, CEO Ecotone commented: For more than 30 years we have chosen organic and vegetarian food as our main pillars. Becoming Ecotone gives us the opportunity to further strengthen the focus on our mission "Food for biodiversity" and make it a visible commitment every day.

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Klaus Arntz (Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer) Phone +31 6831 68668 Email klaus.arntz@ecotone.bio

Anne Pouplier (Communication Manager) Phone +33629 65 15 19 Email anne.pouplier@ecotone.bio

About Ecotone Ecotone is a leading company in the European market for organic and vegetarian food. With offices and production sites across seven countries we employ around 1,500 people. In 2019 our turnover was 625 million. Our purpose is Food for Biodiversity and we focus on organic, vegetarian, fair trade and nutritionally beneficial products. Headquartered in Lyon, our family of companies is committed to making food that supports biodiversity. Our brands include many pioneers and market leaders : Allos, Alter Eco, Abbot Kinneys, Bjorg, Bonneterre, Clipper, Destination, El Granero, Isola Bio, Kall, Whole Earth and Zonnatura. In 2019, Wessanen which is now Ecotone has become Europes first multinational B Corp food business. http://www.ecotone.bio

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Organic versus conventional farming has long been a controversial topic for Washington farmers and consumers. Many farmers choose to certify their land as organic, while others prefer to grow crops and raise livestock in the conventional way.

There are currently 371 certified organic farms in Washington state. As of 2018, Washington certified organic and transitional farm area accounts for over 130,000 acres. Yakima County holds the highest number of certified or transitional organic farms and farm area with 163 farms comprising 10,493 acres.

Farms are certified by USDA-Accredited certifying agents, like the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA). Only certified farms are permitted to label their food products as organic.

Following application submittal, an inspector visits the farm, the WSDA reviews the inspection report, and, if the farm meets the required criteria, the WSDA issues the organic certificate. To maintain certification, organic farm operations are inspected annually. When existing organic farmers wish to expand their operations to previously uncertified sites, they must begin the certification process anew. Organic certification takes at least three months to complete.

Certified organic foods are required to comply with growing and processing regulations set forth by the USDAs National Organic Program and the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990. There are distinct rules for organic produce and meat. However, all organic food must be handled and grown without the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), sewage sludge, and ionizing radiation. More information regarding the USDA Organic seal can be found here.

Produce can only be labeled organic if it has been grown in soil in which prohibited substances have not been used for at least three years prior to harvest, including common synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.

Regulations for certified organic meat require that animals must be fed 100% organic forage and feed, and no antibiotic or hormone use. Livestock must also be raised in living conditions compatible with their natural behaviors, such as daily access to the outdoors and the ability to graze on pasture.

Rules for processed, multi-ingredient foods are more complicated. For example, regulations prevent artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors, and all ingredients must be organic, apart from additives like enzymes in yogurt.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations claims that the conversion of conventional to organic food production helps improve sustainability, climate change, biodiversity, ecological services, as well as water and soil health.

Critics argue that organic crops have, on average, low total yield and high yield variabilities. Moreover, organic foods can cost an average of 47 percent more compared to conventional options. Finally, others argue that organic food has a bigger environmental impact due to higher land use needs and increased deforestation.

Research shows that organic foods are not generally more nutritious than conventional food. Consuming organic food, however, may reduce ones exposure to synthetic pesticide residue and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which are often present in higher levels than in conventional foods.

Naturally, each of us must decide whether the benefits of eating organic outweigh the higher price tag of most organic foods. Moreover, each farm and food producer operates differently. They should always be free to choose which method functions best for them, without being coerced by lawmakers or bureaucratic regulators. Farmers respond to consumers, and it is consumers served by a competitive market that creates the most choice and widest variety of products in the food supply.

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The main reason organic produce appeals to consumers is that it promises safety. We can debate how reality and perceptions differ. But the core message that organic produce will not harm either humans or the environment is its main selling point to shoppers.

In 2020, that message really resonates. Amid the chaos and stress this year generated, food is a refuge. And organic food is a comfort.

So far, organic produce sales and the crop volume has grown by double digits year over year.Organic Produce Network, working with Category Partners report organic 2020 Q2 sales in the West grew by a whopping 25% over 2019, and volume grew by 23%. Even in the countrys weakest organic region, the Midwest, year-over-year sales grew by 12% and volume by 13%.

Logistically, that makes sense, since retail sales the biggest organic produce sector are surging during ongoing partial lockdowns. But Im guessing that safety message drives some of those sales, too.

When you look at the daily fresh produce year-over-year sales (which includes all produce, not just organic), they are up significantly. But theyre not reaching the same heights as organic produce on its own.

Will this trend last? Continue reading at GrowingProduce.com.

Carol Miller is the former editor of Greenhouse Grower Retailing and is current editor of American Vegetable Grower. You can eMail her at [emailprotected] See all author stories here.

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SONOMA, Calif. St. Benoit Creameryannounces expanded availability of its line ofsofiAward-winning organic desserts at more than a dozen West Coast retailers, on the East Coast with new retail partners Balduccis and Kings Food Markets, online at Imperfect Foods, Northbay Creameries and later in the year, Amazon Fresh. Made with certified organic milk from pasture-raised Jersey cows in Sonoma County,St. Benoit Creamery Organic Dessertsdeliver light and creamy spoonable luxury in sustainable glass packaging for a healthy, convenient treat thats delicious and fun for kids and adults.

St. Benoit(Ben-wah)Creamery Organic Desserts(MSRP $2.99; 110g / 3.5 oz glass jar)are the ideal choice for consumers seeking a healthy but indulgent clean-label, limited-ingredient dairy dessert. Free of starches, milk powders, fillers, stabilizers and preservatives, and lower in calories than similar desserts, St. Benoit Creamery Organic Desserts contain only organic full-fat milk, cream, eggs, sugar and real flavorings like organic vanilla and TCHO artisan chocolate.

Flavors include elevated versions of nostalgic classics like Vanilla and TCHO Chocolate, which won a 2020sofiAward (specialty outstanding food innovation)for best new product in the other dairy category. Snickerdoodle captures the taste of the classic buttery cinnamon cookie without the gluten and carbs while Salted Caramel combines richly flavorful caramel with a savory hint of sea salt.

Each flavor is sold in individual resealable, reusable glass jars that are the perfect size for lunch bags, snacks and after-dinner treats. Refrigerated jars stay fresh unopened for 100 days.St. Benoit Creamery Organic Dessertssingle-serving jars are especially convenient for safe gatherings during COVID.

St. Benoit Creamery Organic Dessertsare an inspired union of the classic French dessertpot de crmeand Californias culture of fresh, healthy food. St. Benoit Creamery sources full-fat organic milk rich in A2 protein for enhanced digestibility from a single herd of pasture-raised Jersey cows just 26 miles from its Sonoma creamery. The state-of-the-art LEED Gold-certified creamery signifies St. Benoits commitment to sustainability with solar power, a water recycling system and other measures to decrease reliance on fossil fuels and reduce waste.

In keeping with St. Benoit Creamerys commitment to socially responsible farming practices that reassure consumers who want to know where their food comes from, the herd is animal welfare-certified by top independent international auditor Validus.

St. Benoit Creamery Organic Dessertscan be found throughout the West Coast. In the Bay Area atMollie Stones,26th& Guerrero Market,Berkeley Bowl West,Farmer Joes,Farm Fresh to You,Pacific Market,Staff of Life,Ukiah Natural FoodsandLunardis.In Southern California atGelsonsandErewhonand in Oregon atPCC MarketsandMarket of Choice.

On the East Coast, St. Benoit Creamery and new retail partnersBalduccisandKings Food Marketswill introduceSt. Benoit Creamery Organic Dessertsto shoppers in metro New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Check theStore Locatorfor more retailers.

FindSt. Benoit Creamery Organic Dessertsonline in the San Francisco Bay Area atZero Groceryand nationally atImperfect Foods,Northbay Creameriesand later in the year, Amazon Fresh.

St. Benoit Creamery Marketing Director Manon Servouse says,What makes our product truly different and special is the quality of our ingredients. Our fresh local milk and cream from partners so close to the creamery creates a smooth, luxurious texture that makes these desserts exceptional.

St. Benoit Creamery Organic Desserts

TCHO CHOCOLATE St. Benoits best-selling organic dessert is the winner of the 2020sofiAward for best new product in the other dairy category and, since being introduced a year ago, has become St. Benoits second best-selling product overall.Made with California artisan TCHO chocolate, St. Benoit Chocolate Organic Dessert is the velvety, rich dark chocolate custard of your dreams with only 200 calories and 17 grams of carbs.

Ingredients:Organic Whole Milk, Organic Cream, Organic Egg Yolk, Organic 66% Chocolate (organic cacao beans, organic cane sugar, organic cocoa butter, soy lecithin, organic vanilla beans), Organic Cocoa Beans, Organic Cocoa Powder, Organic Cane Sugar, Pectin, Sea Salt, Organic Vanilla Extract

SALTED CARAMELA touch of sea salt enhances this creamy French-inspired caramel custard with subtle, indulgent salty-sweet flavor. Pure decadence with just 190 calories and 15 grams of carbs.

Ingredients:Organic Whole Milk, Organic Cream, Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Salted Caramel (Organic Sugar, Water and Sea Salt), Organic Egg Yolk, Organic Egg White, Organic Vanilla Extract, Pectin

SNICKERDOODLE A classic French dessert with an American twist, Snickerdoodle has all the flavor of the nostalgic cookie with 190 calories, 14 grams of carbs and no gluten. With perfectly balanced flavors of buttery vanilla and cinnamon, Snickerdoodle lets you indulge your craving for a cookie in a spoonable jar.

Ingredients:Organic Whole Milk, Organic Cream, Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Egg Yolk, Organic Egg White, Organic Vanilla Extract, Organic Cinnamon, Pectin

VANILLAIf you lovecrmebrle or flan, youll love classic, delicious and clean-label Vanilla. Organic vanilla, eggs, and just the right touch of sugar create an easy-to-enjoy dessert for any time of day with just 190 calories and 14 grams of carbs.

Ingredients:Organic Whole Milk, Organic Cream, Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Egg Yolk, Organic Egg White, Organic Vanilla Extract, Pectin, Organic Vanilla Beans

About St. Benoit Creamery

St. Benoit Creamery believes in REAL FOOD, REAL GOOD. Organic, full-fat, pasture-raised Jersey cows milk is at the heart of our clean label yogurt, desserts and dairy. Our single herd of Jersey cows roam the rolling hills of Sonoma County on an Animal Welfare certified farm just 26 miles from our sustainable creamery (LEED Gold Certified).

For more information, visitStBenoit.comor follow us onInstagram(@stbenoitcreamery) orFacebook(@saintbenoitcreamery).

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As the holiday season nears, thoughts of pumpkin pies, roasted chestnuts and turkey dinners fill our dreams and our grocery shopping lists. While visions of holiday food may be pleasing to the eyes and tantalizing to the palate, it would be a mistake to conclude that pretty food is healthier than other food.

Yet consumers often fail to make the distinction a mistake that the food industry, advertisers and restaurants count on to promote products.

So says USC research recently published in the Journal of Marketing. The study employed social science and psychology to unravel the complexity of how perceptions of beauty drive our appetite and spending decisions. And the researcher suggested measures that industry and policymakers can take to protect public health.

Marketers frequently style food to look pretty, said Linda Hagen, the studys lead author and an assistant professor of marketing at the USC Marshall School of Business.

In our minds, people associate aesthetic beauty with nature and natural things, which transfers to perceptions that pretty food is healthy food, but people are often misled by the prettiness of food thats not very good for you.

Consumers see almost 7,000 food and restaurant ads annually about 19 per day and nearly three-quarters of the messages promote fast food. Advertisers employ teams of food stylists and digital tools to render food irresistible. The images include the artful architecture of a hamburger, a perfect circumference of cheesy pizza or cascading colorful nachos or French fries.

Hagen examined how classical aesthetics used in food presentation skews perception. Features such as symmetry, patterns, order and balance are hallmarks of classical beauty because they mimic nature. Think spider webs or honeycombs, a starfish or sunsets, butterfly wings or fish scales. Food looks pretty when it copies naturelike features. Moreover, previous neuroscience research suggests viewing delectable food images activates the brains gustatory cortex, essentially simulating the foods pleasurable taste.

This study goes a step further to determine if pretty aesthetics have other, less obvious effects on food choices, assessing if attractive food appears healthier to consumers and thus influences their decisions.

In a series of experiments involving 4,300 subjects, the researcher asked people to examine photos of food as well as actual samples of food, then evaluate the displays as healthy or unhealthy and processed or unprocessed.

In the first study, 800 people were asked to search the internet and pick out samples of pretty or ugly food. The subjects returned with images of ice cream, lasagna, omelets and sandwiches, among other items. Next, subjects were asked to determine if the food was nutritious and healthy or not. Overwhelmingly, both men and women reported that pretty food was healthier.

Consumers expect food to be more nutritious, less fatty and contain fewer calories when it looks pretty.

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In another experiment, 400 subjects evaluated two renderings of avocado toast: one image that showed neatly sliced crescents of delicate avocado arrayed on the toast and the other that depicted the fruit as a chunky green glop smeared on the bread. The participants were asked to rate the images by healthiness, naturalness and tastiness.

For each criterion, the subjects reported the pretty version of avocado toast as healthier and more natural, but the foods were viewed as equally expensive and tasty, the study shows.

The same outcome occurred with another group of 800 study participants who viewed pictures of foods such as cupcakes, almond bread with bananas and a plate of spaghetti marinara but with a caveat. Before they saw the images, the researcher had advised the subjects that the image they were about to see was aesthetically either flawed or beautiful, even though the image was the exact same photo. Biased by their expectation, the subjects considered the ugly food less natural and nutritious than the pretty food, though there was no real difference.

And the pattern continued in another experiment at a curbside produce stand that Hagen set up during Move-in Day at USC several years ago. She gave students $1, led them to a booth and showed them one of two green bell peppers: either a cosmetically perfect one or a somewhat odd-shaped one. When asked how much money they would maximally pay to purchase the bell pepper, the subjects were willing to spend roughly 56% more for the flawless fruit, a boost that was explained by a simultaneous increase in perceived healthiness.

Time and again, in each of these experiments, people perceived the same food as more natural when it looks prettier and believe that this naturalness implies healthiness, Hagen said. Consumers expect food to be more nutritious, less fatty and contain fewer calories when it looks pretty based on classical aesthetic principles, and that bias can affect consumer choices and willingness to pay for food.

In daily life, the effect holds true at the grocery store, where people consider natural things organic food, natural remedies or garden crops to be healthier than unnatural things such as processed food or synthetic chemicals.

Given that stylized food advertisements can mislead consumers into making unhealthy choices, the study suggests that companies or regulators consider measures such as disclaimers on food images in ads to disclose that the product has been modified to enhance its healthy appearance.

Many food advertisements and restaurant menus may be suggesting greater levels of healthiness in food than is true, Hagen said. The use of aesthetics that misleads people warrants close consideration by policymakers. A statement that explicitly reminds people that pretty food was modified for depiction helped mitigate the effect in the lab, so disclaimers may be an effective way to protect consumers.

Hagen is an expert in eating behavior, food consumption and guilt. She received no financial support for the research.

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Organic and Conventional Weaning Food market is inclusive of an in-depth evaluation of this industry, and a commendable brief of its segmentation. The report, in a nutshell, incorporates a basic overview of the market with respect to its current status and the market size, with regards to its volume and revenue. Also, the study is inclusive of a summary of important data considering the regional scope of the industry as well as the firms that seem to have strongly established their position across the Organic and Conventional Weaning Food market.

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The following manufacturers are covered in this report, with sales, revenue, market share for each company:, WAKODO CO., LTD, Christy Friedgram Industry, Alsiano, Apurva Agencies, Ninolac, Chemical Palette, Blossom Flavours, Nestle, Beingmate, ,

Table of Contents:

1 Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Introduction and Market Overview

2 Industry Chain Analysis

3 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Market, by Type

3.1 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Value ($) and Market Share by Type (2014-2020)

3.2 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Production and Market Share by Type (2014-2020)

3.3 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Value ($) and Growth Rate by Type (2014-2020)

3.4 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Price Analysis by Type (2014-2020)

4 Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Market, by Application

4.1 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Consumption and Market Share by Application (2014-2020)

4.2 Downstream Buyers by Application

4.3 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Consumption and Growth Rate by Application (2014-2020)

5 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Production, Value ($) by Region (2014-2020)

6 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Production, Consumption, Export, Import by Regions (2014-2020)

7 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Market Status and SWOT Analysis by Regions

8 Competitive Landscape

9 Global Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Market Analysis and Forecast by Type and Application

10 Organic and Conventional Weaning Food Market Analysis and Forecast by Region

11 New Project Feasibility Analysis

11.1 Industry Barriers and New Entrants SWOT Analysis

11.2 Analysis and Suggestions on New Project Investment

12 Research Finding and Conclusion

13 Appendix

13.1 Discussion Guide

13.2 Knowledge Store: Maia Subscription Portal

13.3 Research Data Source

13.4 Research Assumptions and Acronyms Used

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The Organic Food And Beverages market research study considers the present scenario of the Organic Food And Beverages industry and its market dynamics for the period 20202026. The report covers both the demand and supply aspect of the market. Organic Food And Beverages market research report provides market sizing, share, forecast estimation & approach, Covid19 aftermath Analyst view, strategic analysis, revenue opportunities, industry trends, competition outlook, insights and growth relevancy mapping, growth drivers, and vendor analysis.

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In4Researchs latest market research report on theOrganic Food market, with the help of a complete viewpoint, provides readers with an estimation of the global market landscape. This report on the Organic Food market analyzes the scenario for the period of 2020 to 2026, wherein, 2019 is the base year. This report enables readers to make important decisions regarding their business, with the help of a variety of information enclosed in the study.

This report on the Organic Food market also provides data on the developments made by important key companies and stakeholders in the market, along with competitive intelligence. The report also covers an understanding of strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities, along with the market trends and restraints in the landscape.

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Based on Application,Organic Food market can be segmented:

The Organic Food industry study concludes with a list of leading companies/suppliers operating in this industry at different stages of the value chain.

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Regional Overview & Analysis of Organic Food Market:

Analysis of COVID-19 Impact & Post Pandemic Opportunities in Organic Food Market: The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought along a global recession, which has impacted several industries. Along with this impact COVID Pandemic has also generated few new business opportunities for Organic Food market. Overall competitive landscape and market dynamics of Organic Food has been disrupted due to this pandemic. All these disruptions and impacts has been analysed quantifiably in this report, which is backed by market trends, events and revenue shift analysis. COVID impact analysis also covers strategic adjustments for Tier 1, 2 and 3 players of Organic Food market.

Table of Content: Global Organic Food Market

Chapter 1. Research Objective 1.1 Objective, Definition & Scope 1.2 Methodology 1.2.1 Primary Research 1.2.2 Secondary Research 1.2.3 Market Forecast Estimation & Approach 1.2.4 Assumptions & Assessments 1.3 Insights and Growth Relevancy Mapping 1.3.1 FABRIC Platform 1.4 Data mining & efficiency

Chapter 2. Executive Summary 2.1 Organic Food Market Overview 2.2 Interconnectivity & Related markets 2.3 Ecosystem Map 2.4 Organic Food Market Business Segmentation 2.5 Organic Food Market Geographic Segmentation 2.6 Competition Outlook 2.7 Key Statistics

Chapter 3. Strategic Analysis 3.1 Organic Food Market Revenue Opportunities 3.2 Cost Optimization 3.3 Covid19 aftermath Analyst view 3.4 Organic Food Market Digital Transformation

Chapter 4. Market Dynamics 4.1 DROC 4.1.1 Drivers 4.1.2 Restraints 4.1.3 Opportunities 4.1.4 Challenges 4.2 PEST Analysis 4.2.1 Political 4.2.2 Economic 4.2.3 Social 4.2.4 Technological 4.3 Market Impacting Trends 4.3.1 Positive Impact Trends 4.3.2 Adverse Impact Trends 4.4 Porters 5-force Analysis 4.5 Market News By Segments 4.5.1 Organic News 4.5.2 Inorganic News

Chapter 5. Segmentation & Statistics 5.1 Segmentation Overview 5.2 Demand Forecast & Market Sizing

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