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The Organic Renaissance: Unveiling the Modern Dynamics of Sustainable Fare

The Organic Renaissance: Unveiling the Modern Dynamics of Sustainable Fare

Jabeen, Fauzia
Talwar, Shalini
Tandon, Anushree

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Investing & FinanceHealth GeneralEnvironmental Studies

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ISBN10: 1022904744
ISBN13: 9781022904743
Publisher: Quality Research Publishing
Published: Aug 7 2024
Pages: 220
Weight: 1.15
Height: 0.46 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

The Organic Renaissance: Unveiling the Modern Dynamics of Sustainable Fare is a compelling collection that delves into the multifaceted realm of organic food through a series of scientific journal articles. This anthology embarks on a thorough exploration of consumer behavior, health outcomes, and agricultural practices associated with organic food consumption, underpinning the reasons behind its increasing popularity and the issues still under debate. Readers will traverse studies like the examination of Japanese consumers' willingness to purchase organic food, health attributes of Mediterranean organic extra virgin olive oil, and the nutrient content analysis of organically grown crops, among others. Additionally, the psychological impacts and subjective well-being associated with organic food among Korean consumers, the links between organic food purchases and lower diabetes incidence in the US, and the varied perceptions of organic food's health benefits and environmental friendliness across different cultures, particularly in Romania, are discussed. This collection also scrutinizes organic food processing effects, demographic patterns in organic consumption during pregnancy, and the ongoing debate on long-term health impacts and the socio-economic feasibility of organic farming in developing nations like Bangladesh. The diverse articles compiled in this book not only enrich the scholarly conversations around organic food but also provide critical insights for consumers, policymakers, and agricultural stakeholders.

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