Organic food in the credit crunch

7 January 2009

This week we take a look at shoppers’ attitudes to organic food since the growing impact of the credit crunch in the last six months.

Can shoppers still afford these options and would they rather save their money for other things? Can “green” choices still survive during the recession?

View the complete report  here

Filed Under: Consumer Intelligence Tagged With: credit crunch, Empathy Research, organic

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