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Organic and recycled, why does it cost us more?
Asked by judochop (16119)
November 10th, 2009
I am doing my best to eat well and be kind to the earth however I noticed a huge difference in my grocery bill while doing so.
Does it cost more to put no chemicals on food or is it simply a supply and demand thing?
Does it cost more to recycle and not use bleach then to use bleach and create new paper towels?
Am I over complicating this? I am guessing it is a supply and demand thing however it makes no sense to me that Organic Radishes cost $2.00 more than regular Radishes. Same with paper towels. I purchase the new ones that are bleached for .79 or purchase the recycled ones for $2.49 a roll that don’t even have as many towels and don’t absorb as well?
Seems backwards.
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