"Seeing rows of organic fruits and veggies at the local supermarket is nothing new. And amid growing concerns of food contamination, don't expect it to slow down: Supermarkets, from Publix to Wal-Mart, have been rapidly expanding stores' square footage devoted to organic produce and meats.
But the organic craze is giving way to even more organic products - and none of them are edible. The proliferation of products is making at least one analyst ask if there's a limit to the demand for organics."
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