An interview with Karen Gurwitz about the organic food vs. conventional food debate on Organicmania,™ a blog devoted to covering organics and healthy living from a mother's perspective.Ms. Gurwitz is the founder of Mothers & Menus, the food delivery service for new mothers, and is the author of a new cookbook for pregnant women.

Bhopalis are specially fond of dogs. There is a professional "Home Delivery" food service available for the dogs, where the menu reads Non-veg Biryani, Mutton with Rice, Chicken Soup, and Beef Rice, Mutton Soup! According to the same report the organization even runs a mobile beauty parlor for dogs.

This is something I would love to have - home delivery of local grown organic foods! I found this company online which seems pretty cool.

Small Potatoes Urban Delivery (SPUD) is an online grocery store dedicated to being "the most socially responsible, environmentally sound, and financially profitable internet home delivery company in North America" The ideology behind SPUD and other home delivery systems is to save time for the consumer while saving money by operating out of a warehouse rather than a high cost retail store, and to be environmentally friendly by reducing pollution by reducing the amount of travel required to distribute groceries to the publics homes.SPUD currently operates in; Vancouver, BC; Victoria, BC; Calgary, AB & Seattle, WA. Time Linetaken directly from SPUD websiteNovember 1997: SPUD incorporated as a business in British ColumbiaMarch 1998: SPUD begins deliveriesSeptember 1999: SPUD voted best organic food delivery service by Georgia StraightMarch 2000: Cascadia organics joins with SPUDSeptember 2000: Evergreen Organics merges with SPUDNovember 2000: Organic Heaven combines with SPUDJanuary 2001: Organics to You merges with SPUDFebruary 2001: SPUD moves from 3000 sq. ft. warehouse to 7000 sq. ft. warehouseApril 2002: Organic Planet merges with SPUDMay 2002: Urban Organics merges with SPUDOctober 2002: SPUD wins Ethics in Action award for overall Ethical leadership small businessJanuary 2003: Fresh Piks organics teams with SPUD on Vancouver Island to create 2 warehouse locationsApril 2003: SPUD expands from Greater Victoria south to Sooke and north to QualicumJanuary 2004: Mainland Milk joins with SPUDMay 2004: SPUD becomes first Canadian retailer to sell Fair Trade bananas and mangoesOctober 2004: SPUD launches completely redesigned websiteSeptember 2005: SPUD launches in Greater Seattle.October 2005: SPUD merges with Organic Express and launches in Calgary.November 2005: SPUD wins Best Home Delivery System (non Farm) at 2005 COABC Organic Harvest Awards. In The MediaGlobe and Mail - June 5, 2004 - SPUD is featured as one of the first places to buy fair trade Banana'sNationwide News Service - How Small Potatoes is saving the planet