Green Team Australia: Organic food sales in Australia are about to hit $1billion

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GT Melbourne launch!

Take Melbourne's hippest cultural district, add a balmy summer's eve, fine local food and wines, and a gathering of creative souls... and what do you have? The launch of Green Team's cool new Oliver Lane office, shared with design house Envelope Group...

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Well, of course the drinks had to be green, so we settled on Mojitos – perfect for the warm evening. Hobart may be one step short of Antarctica, but we’re the food capital... so we fed our guests on Smoked Dover Salmon, Barilla Bay Oysters, Tempura Huon Valley Mushrooms and spoonfuls of Chicken Jungle Curry – all in the beautiful Henry Jones Art Hotel, one of Tasmania’s entrepreneurial landmarks. A century ago it was the hub of the bottling and preserving industry when Tasmania’s major export was fruit. Now it’s Hobart’s favourite hotel, right on the waterfront.

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Organic food sales in Australia are about to hit $1billion

Organic produce is continuing its march into the mainstream, with experts tipping whole sectors of the grocery market could eventually go chemical-free.

With the help of the supermarkets, which now account for 60 per cent of organic sales, the sector has grown from a $128 million cottage industry in 2004 to nearly $1 billion a year. Nearly two out of three shoppers have bought an organic product in the past 12 months.

Read the article: Organic food market branches out

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