A sign says the fruits and vegetables for sale are organic, but what does that really mean and according to whom?

Organic Week celebrations have begun with the B.C. government issuing a proclamation that Sept. 19-27, 2015, will be known as “Organic Week” in British Columbia, as well as indicating the results of recent consultation with B.C.’s organic sector will be announced soon.

An established family-owned meat packing company is receiving more than $95,000 in Buy Local program funding for two projects as they look to further educate consumers about their products while increasing sales.

New regulations under the Agricultural Land Commission Act will encourage farming and help B.C.'s agricultural community fill the growing demand for B.C. food, locally and around the world, Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick announced.

Family-owned and locally operated McClintock's Farm is receiving $5,000 through the B.C. government's Buy Local program to create new opportunities for the company and increase sales.

The Ministry of Agriculture is consulting with the organic sector about developing a three pillar approach to strengthen the awareness and reputation of B.C.’s organic foods, locally, across Canada, and around the world

The governments of Canada and British Columbia have invested more than $4.3 million to support business development, innovation, food safety, and sustainability in B.C.'s agriculture sector.