Go organic

Organic food is produced in a way that protects people, animals and the environment. Whether you're looking for organic shops, seasonal recipes or tips for eating organic on a budget, we can help you get started.

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Find organic retailers

Search for independent organic retailers near you and find where to buy organic food locally.
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Find organic veg boxes

Find organic veg box schemes near you and see which ones deliver to your area.
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Did you know?

When you see the Soil Association organic symbol, it means the product has been independently checked and meets organic standards.
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Eat and live organically

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Organic on a budget

Organic does not have to be expensive. From supermarket own-brand ranges to box schemes, seasonal eating and growing your own, there are simple ways to bring more organic into your life without breaking the budget.
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Raw carrots and beetroot in a basket

Seasonal fruit and vegetables

Eating seasonal food means choosing produce that is naturally ripe and ready in your local area. It is better for the environment and supports UK growers. Find out what is in season across spring, summer, autumn and winter.
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Organic September

Join a month-long, nationwide celebration of organic food, farming and sustainable living. This September, see how organic supports nature, wildlife, higher animal welfare standards and healthier soils. And if you're an organic brand, download your free toolkit.

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Championing organic

We champion organic farming and food as one of the most powerful ways to restore nature, improve health and build a more sustainable food system – working with businesses, farmers and communities to make it more accessible for everyone.

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Organic eggs

Organic eggs come from hens kept in smaller flocks with more outdoor space, no routine antibiotics and no beak trimming. Find out the five key differences between organic and free-range eggs and what the organic symbol means.

Organic bread and flour

Organic bread and flour is produced without weedkillers like glyphosate, with fewer additives and preservatives, and using farming methods that are kinder to nature. Find out what makes organic bread different and why it matters.

Organic milk and dairy

Organic milk comes from truly free-range, grass-fed cows with higher welfare standards, no routine antibiotics and fewer additives. It also contains higher levels of Omega 3 than non-organic milk. Find out what makes it different.

What is organic food?

The way we farm and eat can make a world of difference. Organic farming is better for the planet, for wildlife, for animals and for people. Find out why choosing organic matters and what the Soil Association organic symbol really means.