Posted AT 8:57 AM EDT on 05/05/08
Organic food goes global but at what cost?
The recent discovery that some organic pear juice on store shelves in Canada contained arsenic is a telling sign of how the industry has changed in recent years in response to explosive consumer demand for organic food.
Loblaw Cos. Ltd.
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