Cons of eating organic foods
Illustrate the cons of eating organic foods?
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It is extra expensive and we have less variety to choose. Stores as Wegamans have a variety of organic food. As organic produce doesn’t have stabilizers and chemicals, it spoils quickly. It also may appear "uglier" (dirty, not waxy or shiny, asymmetrical).
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