#61 Reframing Organic: Was Bio uns in Zukunft bringt mit ...

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Bio steht an einem Wendepunkt – zwischen alten Werten, neuen Technologien und großen gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen. Was muss Bio heute leisten, um auch morgen relevant zu sein? Julian Stock und Anne Baumann, Mitglieder der Biofach-Trendjury, sprechen über die Bio-Trends 2026: von Reframing Organic über „Perfectly Simple“ bis zu "Colorful by Nature". Wir reden über Gesundheit, Klarheit und Kommunikation ohne Greenwashing. Es geht um Innovation jenseits von Hypes, um Einfachheit als Stärke – und um die Frage, warum Bio mehr Antworten hat, als viele glauben. Eine Folge über Haltung, Zukunftsfähigkeit und die Kraft eines Ernährungssystems, das neu erzählt werden muss. *** Instagram *** Folgt Food Fak(t) auch auf Instagram @foodfakt_podcast und bleibt auf dem Laufenden! Hier posten wir zusätzliche Informationen zu den Themen, über die Stefan und seine Gäste im Podcast sprechen: https://www.instagram.com/foodfakt_podcast/

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Bio steht an einem Wendepunkt – zwischen alten Werten, neuen Technologien und großen gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen. Was muss Bio heute leisten, um auch morgen relevant zu sein? Julian Stock und Anne Baumann, Mitglieder der Biofach-Trendjury,...

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