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	This issue is packed with consumers — so that your aisles will be too. Here, naturals shoppers reveal their preferences, and experts explain what’s behind them. We asked; they answered. Here's your chance to find out what your consumers really want.

Planned FDA hirings offer food safety hope Bronner suit based on lack of federal standards FDA pressured to review bisphenol-A safety FDA to weigh dietary supplement claims The Organic Summit offers collaboration, conversation Coleman to sell beef business

	Local or organic? Shoppers say 'both, please' The Natural Foods Merchandiser's consumer survey confirms that "local" is the new black, er, green. Read More... Big differences among big PC spenders For some consumers, personal care shopping means grabbing the cheapest bottles of natural shampoo, conditioner and shower gel off the shelf every few months. Read More... Inside the mind of the consumer To justify paying more for certain organic products, consumers say they must be able to recognize and trust the manufacturers, brands and growers as well as the stores where they shop. Read More...

	Printable Training Tools Everything you need to know to help your employees provide stellar service How to bag groceries How to prevent shoplifting Produce power: Fun facts to help you sell more. Printable Manager's Materials Everything you need to run your business more efficiently NFM's guide to giving raises and promotions Performance review forms Tips on talking to a problem employee

May 2008

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	1,4-dioxane found in personal care products Study pulls plug on 8x8 water rec FDA makes statement on HFCS natural claim

Organic Ink

Rising prices hit the organic supply chain
Rising commodity prices are undermining the premium that was a key incentive for going organic in the first place...