Tips To Buying Organic Food & Save Money

Tips to buying organic food & save money

Shopping for organic produce might seem like an unnecessary expense to people- an overkill.  

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So how can you buy the finest organic produce without hurting our bank balance? We researched and discovered these easy and clever ways to get the best organic produce and still save money. Here's how:  

Buy from the farmers market

It is important to reduce dependence on conventional supermarkets. Furthermore, we realized the natural foods section in these supermarkets is charging more than the actual price. There are different places where you can start sourcing organic food. Apart from the costly supermarkets, start going to health food stores, specialty stores, local cooperatives, farmers' markets, community-supported agriculture programs, and convenience stores. Fruits and veggies here will be at a cheaper rate. It will also be easy and informative for you to ask them about their farming methods and practices and learn about how they grow their food. 

Shop in-season

When we say shop-in-season, it means to shop seasonal organic food that are available at a reasonably lower price because there is enough produce to cover demand.  

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Bulk-buying could be another way

Buying organic foods could be a great idea. We can purchase the dry stores, like pulses, beans, grains, nuts, etc., in bulk and store them for a few months in a cool and dry place. You could even share your ration with family and friends.  

Read food label for authenticity mark

Organic products usually have a sticker that helps us to understand their authenticity. Whenever we shop packaged organic foods, they are boldly marked with a certified label. We should check for India Organic or USDA Organic labels to ensure that the food is cultivated naturally and is free from chemicals.  

Grow your organic food

Growing your organic food is a great way to save a ton of cash. Start slowly and start small. It isn't easy to start an organic farm, but if we take the initiative and realize it is less of a burden on our pockets. For starters, you could buy seeds online or from a local health food store and start growing fresh produce like tomatoes, radish, peas, and herbs. It will give you the freshest foods alongside the pleasure of learning the whole farming process.  

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Shop Online

Order your favorite nutritional organic foods online and get them delivered fresh at your doorstep with just a few clicks. Spring online and search for an organic food brand that sources all its produce from local farmers.  

Get organized

We are all impulsive buyers. Over time, we should learn to organize and make a quick list of food we genuinely need. We can pull it off by:

  • Cleaning the pantry and fridge out at least once every other week.
  • Labeling leftovers.
  • Writing the grocery lists in the kitchen to check for supplies.
  • Use see-through containers for leftovers.
  • Logically organize your pantry.

  To conclude, yes, organic, natural, and chemical-free foods are expensive, but if you play smart and shop wisely, you could save those notes.

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Earthy Tales Organics was founded in 2017 by Deepak Sabharwal, an ex-TATA, GE & PEPSI alumni who quit his corporate life of two decades after his mother was diagnosed with carcinoma, to bring about a change in how we grow and consume our food🌱

Earthy Tales is an award-winning, social impact organization which mentor’s organic farmers to grow chemical-free food and home delivers the same in Pan India. They are championing the cause of Sustainability with both farmers and city communities, thereby also building a greener planet. Currently working closely with 500+ organic farmers, Earthy Tales is a global case study for positively impacting the city and farming communities and also a government-incubated agri set-up in the Organic food space.

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