Growing for a High Grade Organic Product or Cheaper mid-grade product?

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@growopowners @DispensaryOwners Where is the demand heading ? How Important is Organic for your customers? Do the increased input costs pay?
Just read an article where Rubicon Organics is setting its brand apart by getting organic certification from a third party organizations like FVOPA and ECOCERT in adherence with the federal standard, called the Canadian Organic Standards.

Here’s the article How Rubicon Organics Is Finding a Competitive Edge Through Organic Certification - Cannabis Business Times

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Pretty interesting article @SaferGro! Inviting @Canadians to jump in on this topic with your thoughts.

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Nice :+1:

Keep the dream alive by living it!
All the best

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Just like Whole Foods, consumers will pay a premium for certified organic greens

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I was just curious what dispensary owners and growers were seeing in demand for truly organic products and if the consumers were willing to pay the difference.

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This seems to imply that cannabis has to be organic in order to be high grade?

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@joel_keygrow Good point. That statement growing for High grade organic may imply what you have stated.
Rubicon is striving to produce high grade cannabis and to be grown organically.
I was curious as to clients demand for organic over non organic.
Would it amount to 10% of the market? maybe more?

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