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Environmentally Friendly Production For A Greater Biodiversity
September 16, 2016

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The statistics associated with food production are not at all great for those that are interested in protecting the environment. In an organic farm we see 30% to 300% more animal species and plants present than with the land that is conventionally farmed. This automatically means that organic products will offer a much greater biodiversity. This is why it is important to focus on producing food in organic ways.

Contrary to popular belief, we are not going in the right direction from this point of view. We see great new equipment that can be used, like the multihead weigher for fruits and vegetables, and there are always companies that are interested in changing the trends but success is hard to reach. Unfortunately, most of the food that we find in supermarkets these days is not organic and this automatically means that the entire world is affected. Biodiversity is going down and more lands than ever end up destroyed by production strategies that do not consider the negative effects they have on the environment.

What Can Companies Do?

Food production can easily change towards different manufacturing methods that are eco-friendly. As a business owner, you would need to think about the impact of the production line on the environment. In the past it was told that this automatically mean that the needs of the people would not be met as lower quantities of food would be produced. This is no longer the case in all industries since new eco-friendly technology appeared.

What the food companies need to do is change the ingredients that they use and the way in which they produce what they sell. Any small modification that would make the system more eco-friendly can help. At the moment we only see the smaller companies thinking about this while the large corporations are only interested in producing more, without any thought about the effects they have on the environment.

What Can You Do?

This is what it all boils down to. You can so easily play your part in forcing the companies that ruin Earth’s biodiversity to do the right thing. The only thing that you have to do is to take a look at the labels and try to buy as many organic products and foods as you can. Because of the fact that such products are clearly highlighted, it should not be a problem to locate them.

Many say that they do not buy organic food at the moment because it is more expensive. If you conduct a good research you can find cheap organic options and at the same time you have to remember that the food is simply going to be more nutritious due to how it is produced. The fact that the environment is protected during production automatically means that pollution goes down and there are so many extra associated benefits that could be mentioned. Nobody says that you should only shop for organic food. Sometimes it is hard to locate many foods we would like to eat. However, the more we shop organically, the better the environment gets!

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Angie Tarantino
Related to my brother John Tarantino, I live in the San Francisco Bay area in sunny in California. I like to cover animal rights, green tips, and general green news topics. I really care about animals and I actively foster cats and dogs from the veterinarian that I work at when people abandon their animals there. You can connect with me via my social networks: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheEnvironmentalBlog">Facebook</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/EcoChic314">Twitter</a> <a href="https://plus.google.com/100601699934318988253/posts">g+</a>

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