What labels should I look for? How can I tell the difference between non organic and organic when I look at two different packages or try to eat them? I live in Europe Denmark near farms if that helps, thanks

In Denmark products with the red Ø-stamp (statskontrolleret økologisk) are organic, and the production of these are controlled by the Danish authorities which have very strict requirements for organic production.

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I’m into organic and natural foods and products but would like more than they have at my local grocery stores and there aren’t many whole food or natural stores nearby. (products: seventh generation, diapers, body products, cleaners, clothing, food)

http://cosmosveganshoppe.com/

Not talking about veg or local produce so please don’t suggest the age old ‘veg box’ scheme which, from what I have seen, always contain old produce.
I have found a really good tomato ketchup in Lidl of all places and would willingly add it to a list of recommendations for organic groceries.

well try typing in google i would try but i only got 2 mins to come on comp

I know that a local health food shop and cafe sells it around where I live, in North Lincolnshire.

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…and shop at Vons or Safeway?
Are you a bulk buyer and shop at Costco or Sam’s Club? Or are you the cheaper the better and shop at Wal-Mart? Maybe in the area where you live you don’t get a choice.

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