"organic sector" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the part of the economy or industry that focuses on producing and promoting organic products. Example: "The organic sector has seen significant growth in recent years, with consumers becoming more conscious about their health and the environment."
Another organization active in the organic sector is FNOA: Feria Nacional de Agricultura Orgánica (or National Organic Agriculture Fair).
"Dairy is definitely the star performer in the organic sector," says Soil Association market analyst Finn Cottle.
Obach argues that the movement's changing relationship with governmental institutions is crucial to understanding the trajectory of the organic sector.
As big businesses buy smaller organic producers or start organic divisions, some people see the organic sector going the way of the family farm.
The organic sector in the UK is booming with the largest ever wave of farm conversions underway.
The success of dairy brands like Yeo Valley points the way forward for the organic sector as a whole, suggests retail analyst Clive Black.
The organic sector is not much different from "conventional" farming in this regard, although the Soil Association is committed to ending the practice within five years.
But farmers need support in adapting to viable and affordable alternatives to chemicals, like the methods being showcased by farmers in the rapidly expanding organic sector.
The organic lettuces, though, come in that crinkly packaging that can only be put in the bin, and this is replicated across the organic sector.
Among other things, this years bill has important provisions regarding commercial hemp, urban agriculture, and an increased research budget, especially in the organic sector.
"Most profits in the organic sector go to the largest players in the food chain; very few small organic farmers make significant profits.
