Jura farmers turn their hand to spirulina production
A Swiss family business has branched out into the cultivation of spirulina, an aquatic microalgae that has become a much sought-after food supplement. (SRF/swissinfo.ch)
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On average, Swiss consumers spent CHF280 ($293) per person on organic products in 2015 – the highest per capita spending worldwide. According to Bio Suisse, the umbrella organisation for organic farmers, 46% of Swiss shoppers buy organic products on a weekly basis and 72% buy organic several times per month. The most popular organic products…
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