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At Organic Matters we offer healthy choices by offering organic (chemical free), natural and recycled products for conscientious consumers. It is exciting to see the positive reaction over the past nine years to our unique and beautiful products suchas Wool Bedding, Adult and Baby Organic Clothing, as well as Egyptian Cotton Blankets. Our goal is to find natural products that make your educated decisions in buying every day products easy, simplifying life. Unique items that are difficult to find can be found here! See what we are doing as retailers in making sophisticated choices.

The OCA and our allies have launched a new global campaign to raise awareness about the negative health and environmental effects of conventional and genetically engineered cotton and the institutionalized exploitation of clothing sweatshops. By uniting organic consumers, anti-genetic engineering activists, trade unionists, religious social justice advocates, progressives in the fashion & apparel industry, and the Fair Trade / anti-sweatshop communities into a potent force we can change the dynamics of the marketplace and fundamentally alter public policy.

The Organic Consumers Association was formed in 1998 in the wake of the mass backlash by organic consumers against the U.S. Department of Agriculture's controversial proposed national regulations for organic food. Through the OCA's SOS (Safeguard Organic Standards) Campaign, as well as the work of our allies in other organizations, the organic community over the last eight years has been able to mobilize hundreds of thousands of consumers to pressure the USDA and organic companies to preserve strict organic standards. In its public education, network building, and mobilization activities such as its Breaking the Chains campaign, OCA works with a broad range of public interest organizations to challenge industrial agriculture, corporate globalization, and the Wal-Martization of the economy, and inspire consumers to "Buy Local, Organic, and Fair Made."