Six months after the New York Times reported on the nation’s problems with milk oversupply, the paper now reports that the organic-milk industry is suffering mightily due to the recession. As the paper noted, “No sector is in direr shape than the $1.3 billion organic milk industry. Farmers nationwide have been told to cut milk production by as much as 20 percent, and many are talking of shutting down.”
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1. by Kim on Jun 2, 2009 at 5:13 PM PDT
There’s more to this story, as Sam Fromartz discusses on his blog, Chewswise.
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