Swiss Bank UBS and Goldman Sachs Pleased
UBS, the Swiss bank that manages the world's largest private wealth assets ($2.2 trillion) predicts that natural and organic product sales could increase 10 percent a year during the next decade.
Noting that the U.S. market is still in the early stages of adoption to truly natural and organic products, the analysts stated:
We are still at the beginning stages of mass-market adoption.
A Boost for U.S. Major Organic Food Retailers
Analysts from both UBS and U.S.-based Goldman Sachs are pleased to see Sprouts Farmers Markets heading toward as much as a 12 percent growth over the coming 15 years.
Whole Foods and Trader's Joe, like Sprouts, are seen as top performers in the natural foods market.
Health Enthusiast Gloats
Nick Meyer of Alt Health Works gleefully states:
Organic Food Market Growing Globally Despite Government GMO Push
While it may be easy to get discouraged at news of Monsanto loopholes, government collusion, new genetically modified organisms (crops), and chemical companies' political influence, these new predictions combined with recent global trends are extremely encouraging.
The message is loud and clear:
Hang in there:
because
things really are changing.
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