OOrganic

OOrganic We believe that choosing certified Organic products is the right choice for your health and for the environment.

27/08/2026

One of the biggest surprises from our first Officially Organic Supermarket Watch wasn’t who had the biggest organic range…

It was the prices.

We checked organic produce across:

Tesco • Sainsbury’s • Waitrose • Ocado • M&S • Morrisons • Asda • Aldi • Lidl

And we found organic carrots for just £1.10 for 600g at Morrisons.

Meanwhile, several of the supermarkets were surprisingly close when we compared organic staples by weight.

So perhaps it’s time to challenge the idea that:

“I’d buy organic… but it’s just too expensive.”

Sometimes it’s not about spending a fortune.

It’s about knowing what to buy organic — and where to buy it.

That’s exactly why we’ve launched the Officially Organic Supermarket Watch.

Every week, we’re doing the searching for you — checking organic availability, prices, choice and British organic produce across the UK’s biggest supermarkets.

🥕 Who has the best prices?
🥦 Who has the biggest organic range?
🇬🇧 Who is supporting British organic?
📉 And who could be doing much better?

See this week’s full supermarket comparison at Officially Organic.

👉 officiallyorganic.co.uk

SAVE this post — because next week, we’re checking them all again. 🔎🌱

26/08/2026

Dolly Parton brought joy, kindness, humour and sparkle to world. The world will sparkle a little less brightly without Dolly.

24/08/2026

We checked 9 of the UK’s biggest supermarkets to find out what organic fresh produce they’re actually selling this week — and some of the results surprised us.

We looked at:

🥦 Organic availability
🍎 Fruit & vegetable choice
💰 Prices & value
🇬🇧 British organic produce
🛒 How easy it actually is to shop organic

And one supermarket in particular surprised us on price…

Organic carrots were just £1.10 for 600g at one major supermarket — proving that choosing organic doesn’t necessarily mean shopping at the most expensive stores.

So how did your supermarket do?

Tesco • Sainsbury’s • Waitrose • Ocado • M&S • Morrisons • Asda • Aldi • Lidl

We’ve launched the Officially Organic Supermarket Watch and we’ll be checking them every week to see who’s supporting organic, who’s offering the best value — and where organic products are disappearing or appearing.

🔎 See this week’s results at Officially Organic

👉 Visit officiallyorganic.co.uk

And tell us below 👇
Which supermarket do YOU think is best for organic?

11/06/2026

But they may walk, sniff and lick it every day!
Many councils still use pesticides in parks, pavements and public green spaces. The most commonly used is glyphosate which has been linked to certain cancers in dogs. Exposure for dogs can happen every day. They walk on treated grass, sniff sprayed areas and lick their paws. Rain can also wash residues into puddles and onto muddy ground where dogs love to explore. We believe our parks should be safe for children, dogs and all wildlife. It is time that all councils moved towards a pesticide free alternative!

02/06/2026

How many chemicals do you put on your skin every day. In 2004, the average woman was estimated to use around 9
Personal care products per day. This number has risen dramatically, make up alone we have so many new products to incorporate into our routine, primer, setting spray, highlighters. Studies are showing that women now use an average of 27 cosmetic products per day. So that maybe more than 200 ingredients which will likely include parabens, phthalates, synthetic fragrance, oxybenzone and more… these chemicals may interfere with the body’s hormones and be linked to endocrine disruption.

Choosing certified organic cosmetics can help reduce exposure to many of these toxic ingredients. Would you put 100 chemicals into your morning smoothie?

Chocolate is quietly changing.Rising cocoa prices and mass production are pushing brands toward reformulation, added ing...
14/05/2026

Chocolate is quietly changing.

Rising cocoa prices and mass production are pushing brands toward reformulation, added ingredients and more processing.

Not all chocolate is what it once was.

This is where organic matters.

Organic chocolate stays closer to its roots — real cocoa, fewer additives, and greater transparency from bean to bar.

In a world of ultra-processed food, choosing organic is choosing simplicity.

Chocolate is quietly changing.Rising cocoa prices and mass production are pushing brands toward reformulation, added ing...
14/05/2026

Chocolate is quietly changing.

Rising cocoa prices and mass production are pushing brands toward reformulation, added ingredients and more processing.
Some of our favourites are becoming ultra processed.
Not all chocolate is what it once was.

This is where organic matters.

Organic chocolate stays closer to its roots — real cocoa, fewer additives, and greater transparency from bean to bar.

In a world of ultra-processed food, choosing organic matters more than ever.

Bees need water too. 🐝A bowl. Fresh water. A few marbles.That’s all it takes to create a safe place for them to land and...
01/05/2026

Bees need water too. 🐝

A bowl. Fresh water. A few marbles.
That’s all it takes to create a safe place for them to land and drink.

Small change. Big difference.

We’re creating something unique…A handpicked list of independent organic shops on the high street—where passion meets pu...
30/04/2026

We’re creating something unique…
A handpicked list of independent organic shops on the high street—where passion meets purity, and people come first.

Because shopping organic should be personal. It should mean local, authentic, and deeply rooted in community.

Support the shops that genuinely care about your wellbeing.
✨ Shop small. Shop organic. Shop local.

Conventionally grown strawberries are often one of the most heavily sprayed fruits.In UK testing, strawberries were foun...
29/04/2026

Conventionally grown strawberries are often one of the most heavily sprayed fruits.

In UK testing, strawberries were found to be among the worst offenders for pesticide residues, with some reports showing up to 95% of samples containing PFAS pesticides — often called “forever chemicals” because they linger in the environment and in our bodies.

Across Europe, some strawberry samples were found with residues of up to 19 different pesticides on a single fruit sample.

Why so many?
Because strawberries have delicate skin, grow close to the ground, and are vulnerable to mould, insects, and disease—meaning they are often treated repeatedly during growing.

Why choose organic? 🌱
✔ No synthetic pesticides
✔ No glyphosate spraying
✔ Better for pollinators like bees
✔ Kinder to soil and waterways
✔ Less chemical exposure for you and your family

You can wash strawberries, but washing doesn’t remove everything—especially when residues are inside the fruit, not just on the surface.

So when it comes to strawberries, organic really is worth it.

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