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<title>Organic Food Industry - Business Exchange</title>
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<title>EnviroIngenuity Offers High Performance Vertical Gardens for Home Use - Agriculture and Farming News</title>
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<updated>2013-04-29T16:43:31.404-04:00</updated>
<summary>EnviroIngenuity Offers High Performance Vertical Gardens for Home Use : LAGUNA BEACH, Calif., April 29, 2013 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- EnviroIngenuity today announced its offering of hydroponic vertical gardens for use at home. The beautiful stackable garden systems make it easy to grow delicious, nutritious, non-toxic food at home using limited space and reducing use of natural resources. : Agriculture and Farming, Laguna Gardens Nursery, EnviroIngenuity Vertical Gardens, stackable garden systems, Erik Cutter, hydroponics, healthy greens and vegetables for every meal without, Enviro Ingenuity, advancingreenergy, EnviroIngenuity, Send2Press Newswire - Online Press Release Services and Targeted News Distribution since 1983</summary>
<content type="html">EnviroIngenuity Offers High Performance Vertical Gardens for Home Use : LAGUNA BEACH, Calif., April 29, 2013 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- EnviroIngenuity today announced its offering of hydroponic vertical gardens for use at home. The beautiful stackable garden systems make it easy to grow delicious, nutritious, non-toxic food at home using limited space and reducing use of natural resources. : Agriculture and Farming, Laguna Gardens Nursery, EnviroIngenuity Vertical Gardens, stackable garden systems, Erik Cutter, hydroponics, healthy greens and vegetables for every meal without, Enviro Ingenuity, advancingreenergy, EnviroIngenuity, Send2Press Newswire - Online Press Release Services and Targeted News Distribution since 1983</content>
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<title>WILD about Stevia: How WILD Flavors Gmbh is Positioning Sunwin Stevia International (OTCQB: SUWN) as a Leading Provider</title>
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<updated>2012-11-15T09:54:27.094-05:00</updated>
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<title>Global Growth for Stevia; WILD Flavors, Sunwin Stevia&#39;s (OTCQB:SUWN) Distribution Partner, Sees Results One year after the European Union Grants Approval</title>
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<updated>2012-12-05T10:21:53.450-05:00</updated>
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<title>South African chocolate premium growth: Frost and Sullivan</title>
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<updated>2013-03-16T10:57:48.907-04:00</updated>
<summary>Market analysts Frost &amp; Sullivan expects the South African chocolate market to grow 10% per annum in the next five years driven by rising incomes and locally-sourced premium products.</summary>
<content type="html">Market analysts Frost &amp; Sullivan expects the South African chocolate market to grow 10% per annum in the next five years driven by rising incomes and locally-sourced premium products.</content>
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<title>Olamendi&#39;s Express Fresh and Natural Mexican Cuisine Partners with Alegria Farm to Offer &#39;Farm-to-Table in Minutes&#39; Salads - Restaurant, Hotel and Hospitality News</title>
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<updated>2012-09-24T20:17:06.406-04:00</updated>
<summary>LAGUNA BEACH, Calif., Sept. 24, 2012 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Alegria Fresh has joined leading local restaurateur Carlos Olamendi in a groundbreaking new partnership to feature Alegria Farm&#39;s same-day harvested salad greens at Olamendi&#39;s Express in Mission Viejo, it was announced today by Erik Cutter, Managing Director of Alegria Farm., Alegria Farm, Olamendi&#39;s Express, Alegria Salads, Alegria Fresh, restaurateur Carlos Olamendi, Verti-Gro hydroponic commercial and home garden systems, Alegria Farm, Send2Press News Wire - Business, Entertainment and Technology News and Targeted News Distribution since 1983, Neotrope News Network, Torrance, California, USA</summary>
<content type="html">LAGUNA BEACH, Calif., Sept. 24, 2012 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Alegria Fresh has joined leading local restaurateur Carlos Olamendi in a groundbreaking new partnership to feature Alegria Farm&#39;s same-day harvested salad greens at Olamendi&#39;s Express in Mission Viejo, it was announced today by Erik Cutter, Managing Director of Alegria Farm., Alegria Farm, Olamendi&#39;s Express, Alegria Salads, Alegria Fresh, restaurateur Carlos Olamendi, Verti-Gro hydroponic commercial and home garden systems, Alegria Farm, Send2Press News Wire - Business, Entertainment and Technology News and Targeted News Distribution since 1983, Neotrope News Network, Torrance, California, USA</content>
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<title>Sunwin Stevia (OTCQB:SUWN) Expects Sales to reach $18 million in Fiscal 2014 with $2 million in Net Operating Income</title>
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<updated>2012-12-17T10:16:48.956-05:00</updated>
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<title>Chocolate Council Hosts Two Chocolate Education Events</title>
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<updated>2013-02-25T14:53:40.834-05:00</updated>
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<title>Health Eating Tips</title>
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<updated>2012-09-06T11:56:39.931-04:00</updated>
<summary>Eat local, organic vegetables and fruits; stay away from fast food and using microwaves; and know your meat!</summary>
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<title>Follow the Money in Stevia Stocks; (OTCQB:SUWN), (NYSE:INGR), (LSE:PURE), (OTCBB:STVF)</title>
<link href="http://bx.businessweek.com/organic-food-industry/follow-the-money-in-stevia-stocks-otcqbsuwn-nyseingr-lsepure-otcbbstvf/16721417756804462542-ad88abd75ac38ccfd1eab721e7998209/"/>
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<updated>2012-11-16T11:10:18.160-05:00</updated>
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<title>McCall Wines | The Nice Niche</title>
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<updated>2013-04-10T10:40:16.639-04:00</updated>
<summary>McCall Wines Nice Niche Feature I&#39;m only concerned about two things here: land preservation and the quality of the wine. I want people to come here in 1000 years and see the same thing.—Russ McCall McCall Wines is a family run winery on Long Island&#39;s North Fork. We make low yield, quality driven, estate grown wines from our Pinot Noir and Merlot vineyards. You can find us in a handful of New York&#39;s finest restaurants or at our tasting room in Cutchogue. The McCall family has roots in the town of Cutchogue going back to 1902, when the Walker family bought a house at the edge of Down&#39;s woods. The property remained in the family. Through the years the Walkers became the Munkenbecks, who then became the McCalls. A commitment to the preservation of local wild and agricultural land and to our environment in a broader view is integral to our mission. We are very interested in preserving the local history, landscape, and environment of the North Fork. In 1996 Russell McCall joined forces with the Peconic Land Trust to save Down&#39;s Woods, Fort Corchaug, and the farmland adjacent to his family&#39;s property from the threat of development (over 200 acres in total), after which he replanted the corn and potato fields with twenty one acres of vineyards. When he succeeded in that goal, he sold the development rights to our land, guaranteeing that it will remain in a wild, natural state or be devoted to agriculture forever. The addition of our wind turbine in 2010 has provided our farm with clean wind energy; enough that we can also supply clean power to the Long Island Power Association. With the use of innovative techniques such as recapturing spray, we limit the use of pesticides and herbicides and ensure that they don’t leave the vineyard or affect either the neighboring preserve or our organic grassfed Charolais cattle. Charolais is a historic breed of cattle originally from France and central Europe. Hailed by continental chefs as the finest beef, Charolais has been served at great restaurants worldwide. At McCall Ranch in Cutchogue, we are raising a pure bred herd using organic and natural practices to make this beef available to the community. No antibiotics, steroids, or hormones will ever be given to this herd. They reproduce naturally and feed on the wild grasses growing on the 100 acre farm. Each year we sell to the North Fork Table and Inn and other local restaurants and retailers, depending on availability. As for our wine production, we mainly focus on two varietals: Merlot and Pinot Noir. Merlot is one of the widely planted grapes of our region, but pinot is not. When we planted the Pinot in the mid-90s the community thought Russ was crazy. He planted 11 acres on the southern end of the farm, where the soil was sandy, giving it a perfect quality for Pinot: great drainage. Now that the vines are maturing and producing great fruit, we&#39;ve gotten a very good response from the Pinot. Each year it&#39;s made at Millbrook Winery by winemaker John Graziano. Bob Cabral (winemaker of Williams Selyem - which has the same owners as Millbrook) consults. Merlot is planted in 10 acres on the north end of the farm, where the soil contains more clay. Perfect for the grape, as seen in many towns on the right bank of Bordeaux where this grape is at it&#39;s very best. Gilles Martin makes our merlot and merlot based wines locally. The wines are sold in our tasting room on route 25. The structure was a potato barn, reinforced with concrete buttresses. Then a horse stable, and finally it became the home of McCall Wines. Open April - November, Russ and his fiancee Nicola Plimpton run the tasting room. Authentic rustic charm is the overriding feel. Guests feel very much a part of the farm, as the vineyards come right up to the tasting room lawn. Tractors roll by as the owner pours the tasting flights. The experience is not one of commercialism or forced style, but one of a craftsman sharing his goods. Recently we were written up in Wine Spectator magazine, the scoring below: 2007 Ben&#39;s Blend - 91 points 2007 Merlot - 89 points 2007 Reserve Pinot Noir - 89 points 2010 Reserve Pinot Noir - 87 points 2008 Reserve Merlot - 86 points In the charmingly rustic tasting room, I got to sample some of the wines and I was so impressed that I bought a mixed case, which I enjoyed immensely.—Martha Stewart If his regular and reserve pinots made from the splendid 2007 vintage are indicators, he&#39;s sitting pretty.—Howard G. Goldberg - NYTimes Honesty is a mantra for McCall. It reverberates in the handcrafted ambiance of the farm, with its collection of old tools decorating the barn walls, it&#39;s new zero-carbon windmill, and grazing Charolais beef cattle. —Louisa Hargrave, North Fork wine pioneer and industry founder You can sum me up simply. I&#39;m not going to put our label on it unless it&#39;s above average.—Russ McCall mccallwines.com on Facebook @McCallwines on twitter Enhanced by Zemanta</summary>
<content type="html">McCall Wines Nice Niche Feature I&#39;m only concerned about two things here: land preservation and the quality of the wine. I want people to come here in 1000 years and see the same thing.—Russ McCall McCall Wines is a family run winery on Long Island&#39;s North Fork. We make low yield, quality driven, estate grown wines from our Pinot Noir and Merlot vineyards. You can find us in a handful of New York&#39;s finest restaurants or at our tasting room in Cutchogue. The McCall family has roots in the town of Cutchogue going back to 1902, when the Walker family bought a house at the edge of Down&#39;s woods. The property remained in the family. Through the years the Walkers became the Munkenbecks, who then became the McCalls. A commitment to the preservation of local wild and agricultural land and to our environment in a broader view is integral to our mission. We are very interested in preserving the local history, landscape, and environment of the North Fork. In 1996 Russell McCall joined forces with the Peconic Land Trust to save Down&#39;s Woods, Fort Corchaug, and the farmland adjacent to his family&#39;s property from the threat of development (over 200 acres in total), after which he replanted the corn and potato fields with twenty one acres of vineyards. When he succeeded in that goal, he sold the development rights to our land, guaranteeing that it will remain in a wild, natural state or be devoted to agriculture forever. The addition of our wind turbine in 2010 has provided our farm with clean wind energy; enough that we can also supply clean power to the Long Island Power Association. With the use of innovative techniques such as recapturing spray, we limit the use of pesticides and herbicides and ensure that they don’t leave the vineyard or affect either the neighboring preserve or our organic grassfed Charolais cattle. Charolais is a historic breed of cattle originally from France and central Europe. Hailed by continental chefs as the finest beef, Charolais has been served at great restaurants worldwide. At McCall Ranch in Cutchogue, we are raising a pure bred herd using organic and natural practices to make this beef available to the community. No antibiotics, steroids, or hormones will ever be given to this herd. They reproduce naturally and feed on the wild grasses growing on the 100 acre farm. Each year we sell to the North Fork Table and Inn and other local restaurants and retailers, depending on availability. As for our wine production, we mainly focus on two varietals: Merlot and Pinot Noir. Merlot is one of the widely planted grapes of our region, but pinot is not. When we planted the Pinot in the mid-90s the community thought Russ was crazy. He planted 11 acres on the southern end of the farm, where the soil was sandy, giving it a perfect quality for Pinot: great drainage. Now that the vines are maturing and producing great fruit, we&#39;ve gotten a very good response from the Pinot. Each year it&#39;s made at Millbrook Winery by winemaker John Graziano. Bob Cabral (winemaker of Williams Selyem - which has the same owners as Millbrook) consults. Merlot is planted in 10 acres on the north end of the farm, where the soil contains more clay. Perfect for the grape, as seen in many towns on the right bank of Bordeaux where this grape is at it&#39;s very best. Gilles Martin makes our merlot and merlot based wines locally. The wines are sold in our tasting room on route 25. The structure was a potato barn, reinforced with concrete buttresses. Then a horse stable, and finally it became the home of McCall Wines. Open April - November, Russ and his fiancee Nicola Plimpton run the tasting room. Authentic rustic charm is the overriding feel. Guests feel very much a part of the farm, as the vineyards come right up to the tasting room lawn. 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It reverberates in the handcrafted ambiance of the farm, with its collection of old tools decorating the barn walls, it&#39;s new zero-carbon windmill, and grazing Charolais beef cattle. —Louisa Hargrave, North Fork wine pioneer and industry founder You can sum me up simply. I&#39;m not going to put our label on it unless it&#39;s above average.—Russ McCall mccallwines.com on Facebook @McCallwines on twitter Enhanced by Zemanta</content>
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<title>One year after EU-wide approval of stevia</title>
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<updated>2012-12-13T13:50:10.041-05:00</updated>
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<summary>Mexican spices are used in many dishes found in Mexico. Some are spices you kind find anywhere, such as Garlic. Others give unique flavors....</summary>
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<summary>The metal tin packaging market has gone ‘back to basics’ – to what is good for the environment and good for Europe, marketing manager for Crown says.</summary>
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<summary>OrGano Gold coffee products &amp; OrGano Gold 100% Certified Organic Ganoderma have all become favorites for people around the world. People are testifying day after day to the positive affects they are experiencing from healthy coffee here at Organo Gold. They are recommending OrGano Gold coffee to their family, friends, neighbors, schoolmates and co-workers. OrGano Gold is literally changing lives physically, mentally, emotionally and financially….</summary>
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<title>Blame the Year-Round Summer Strawberries</title>
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