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Welcome to our blog, where you'll find lots of organic-focused articles, competitions and events.

• Organic news: November 2023

  British heritage beauty brand Odylique expands its makeup range with the launch of two unique organic-certified foundations.

• Organic wines made in the UK

  A fascinating journey through the rich history of English winemaking, celebrating its ancient Roman roots and its revival in the 20th century.

• Sustainable fish products

  Seafood is a crucial food source for over 3 billion people worldwide, but the seafood industry has historically harmed the environment.

• Exposure to two widely used weed killers could be harming the brain function

  A recent study suggests that the cognitive functions of young individuals, including memory and learning abilities, may be negatively affected by exposure to two commonly used herbicides.

• The link between the world's most used herbicide, glyphosate, and severe depression

  A group of scientists in Taiwan released a peer-reviewed study that unveiled a robust connection between exposure to the world's most commonly used herbicide, glyphosate, and severe depression, as well as cognitive decline.

• Organic news: October 2023

  Helen Browning's launch new bacon; Clearspring launch new product; Tideford Organics is introducing two new world flavour-inspired soups. Organix shares their latest Impact Report.

• FSC Forest Week 2023

  Choosing FSC-certified products helps safeguard biodiversity and protect endangered species. Together, let’s make a lasting impact. ⁠

• Recycle Week 2023 - Coming Soon

  The Recycle Week 2023 will take place between 16th-22nd October 2023.

• Sourdough September

  It is the 10th anniversary of Sourdough September, organised by the Real Bread Campaign, promoting the appreciation of authentic sourdough bread!

• How to be a sustainable parent

  In today's world, being a sustainable parent is another level of being a parent - you have to consciously make choices, which can help shape the future not just for our kids, but for our planet. We might want to reevaluate our shopping habits and diets due to considering the environmental impact of our choices. But the journey can be very rewarding for the next generation.

• Children's books about nature

  Reading books about nature and its beauty is a wonderful way to cultivate a deep connection with the natural world in children.

• Organic diet intervention during pregnancy can reduce pesticide exposures

  Pregnancy represents a critical window for both maternal and child health, and some previous studies have shown that the consumption of an organic diet during pregnancy can potentially reduce pesticide exposure compared with the consumption of a conventional diet.