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“General Mills is transitioning 53 square miles of South Dakota farmland to certified organic” -The New Food Economy

22 Mar “General Mills is transitioning 53 square miles of South Dakota farmland to certified organic” -The New Food Economy

“There’s a reason you haven’t yet seen organic versions of Cheerios, Chex Mix, and Pillsbury Toaster Strudel. It’s not because General Mills thinks there’s no interest on the part of American eaters. The company knows American appetites for organic products are growing faster than growers can switch. The issue is that General Mills can’t reliably find organic grains at a scale that benefits a food multinational of its size.” –The New Food Economy

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