Organic foods are becoming very popular nowadays. The term “organic” denotes how agricultural products are grown and processed. In order for products to be labeled “organic” there must be some guidelines and requirements that must be met. Organic crops must be grown in non-contaminated areas and should have no modifications whatsoever. The use of synthetic pesticides, sewage sludge-based fertilizer, petroleum-based fertilizers or bioengineered genes (GMOs) in food crops affects the natural make-up of food. Crops supplied with these materials cannot be termed as “organic”. The field of organic food has grown from a billion-dollar in 1990 to $25 billion-plus in the 21st century, according to Forbes. If you have organic food crops, the market is big and enough to accommodate you. Before venturing into this lucrative business of organic foods, it is worthwhile to have a clear blueprint of what you expect and what needs to be done. Factors to consider befor...