Whole Foods

We are in the middle of a perfect storm that has brought together the chaos and disruption of the Digital Age,  the final stages of the Only Money Matters Cycle, and all three variations of Spiral Dynamics' Large-Scale change. This paper examines the trials and tribulations of our socioeconomic journey to second tier values and the corrective actions that organizations and cultures must take to ensure our survival and eventual blossoming into second tier ecosystems.

The Organic Food Industry : How can we get to Increase Sales Profits and Reduce Cost of Organic Food

Abstract :The aims of the Business Research Project are related to the organic food industry and how can we get to increase organic food sales and reduce cost in today’s market. Today genetically modified food and the typical agriculture growth food that contains pesticides and herbicides is confronting the organic food business and at the same time is the leading cause of different diseases around the world. These main aspects that the organic food industry is facing is turning and giving positive feedback on the organic food sector by making people to purchase more organic groceries for being healthier and more environmental friendly.

The Business Research project objectives to be achieved are:

To develop different strategies that will helps to answer “ How can we get to increase organic food sales and reduce cost of organic food in today’s market’’.

To analyze Porters fives forces for getting to identify the attractiveness of the organic food industry in terms of 5 competitive forces.

To get to understand if the strategies that are going to be implemented after the Porters Five forces are profitable for a successful in the organic food business.

Modern society has brought with it many comforts and conveniences, yet when it comes to the United States’ health and nutrition, the advancements haven’t always been positive for your overall health. Doing things better, cheaper and faster may work well for manufacturing microprocessors but it doesn’t work well with the mind, body or spirit. The invention of factory farming, refined and processed pre-packaged food and fast food has come at a high price – your health. You can find your own way to good health by learning the basics of holistic health including what is safe and what is dangerous in modern food. With knowledge comes the empowerment to debunk misnomers from food and nutrition studies born out of conflicts of interest and to see through devious marketing from large food and beverage manufacturers focused only on one thing (and it’s not your health.) Consuming a diet filled with the “food like stuff” that has become a basic of today’s Standard American Diet (SAD), results in excess weight, illness, dis-ease and mental fog from the dangerous components of our food.

As an unique individual, biochemically and spiritually, it’s important to find what works best for you. When you know the basics, you can seek out and find what foods, including amounts and combinations, work best for your individual body. It’s vital to experiment to find the right combination of food, exercise and spiritual nurturing so you not only feel great, you are the best, most dazzling version of you. Empowerment through knowledge will allow you to find your own way to a life of vibrant health and a trim, healthy body. Awareness of good nutrition is freedom from fad diets, counting calories and points, reading unhelpful nutritional labels and from confusion over misleading nutritional information in the media. Changing what you know and the way you eat and treat your mind, body and spirit will transform your life.

Every factor in human well-being is also an element of nutrition. All needs are really
nutritive needs. Deprivation of any single need may mean our demise or impairment of
our growth, development or health. A single factor insufficiently or incorrectly supplied
can lead to disease and suffering.
Most people are aware of the essentials of life. But they lose sight of these funda-
mentals as being factors and influences that are necessary to well-being within the con-
text of society. Therefore, they’re likely to violate the very laws of their existence and
contribute to their own sickness and suffering.
When in a state of disease, most people do not realize they have brought it upon
themselves. They are aided in placing blame outside themselves by a profession that
takes the stance that they’ve had an unfortunate bit of bad luck or they have been invaded
by some microbial enemy. Though the needs of the ill differ from those of well peo-
ple only in that their conditions must be made favorable to recuperation, both ill people
and the medical professionals undertake a course of treatment that compounds sickness.
Both the physician and the sufferer enter into an attempt to poison the ailing body back
into health. The fact is that drugging only makes a body worse.
The causes of health are very simple. Our needs do not change substantially when
we become ill. Even illness itself won’t occur if the needs of our bodies and minds are
properly met.
The nineteen factor elements for optimal well-being are listed as follows:
1. Pure air
2. Pure water
3. Cleanliness—both internal and external
4. Sleep
5. Temperature maintenance
6. Pure wholesome food to which we are biologically adapted
7. Exercise and activity
8. Sunshine upon our bodies
9. Rest and relaxation
10. Play and recreation
11. Emotional poise
12. Security of life and its means
13. Pleasant environment
14. Creative, useful work
15. Self-Mastery
16. Belonging
17. Motivation
18. Expression of the natural instincts
19. Indulgence of aesthetic senses.
Let us explore the first two of these needs in detail.