Organic Food
Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East|December 01, 2017

The business gets bigger, but the margins may not

Shruti Date Singh
Organic Food

Organic food growers—many of whom take pride in tending tiny apple orchards or chicken flocks— will have to sharpen their big-business negotiating skills in the months ahead as consolidation creates a shorter list of major customers. Amazon.com Inc.’s $13.6 billion acquisition of Whole Foods Market Inc. is unlikely to be the last giant deal as others in the retail and food manufacturing industries try to profit from consumers’ changing tastes. Already, sales of organic goods are moving away from mom and pop outfits toward huge retailers such as Costco Wholesale, Wal-Mart Stores, and Kroger.

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