
Like any trade show, it is about vendors trying to sell their lines to retailers and distributors. This show is interesting because it has such a diverse group of attendees and participants. It was at this show last year that I was personally motivated and inspired to start buying organic foods whenever possible. I am far from a tree-hugger (quite the opposite in fact) but I have come to appreciate the value and benefit of the organic industry.
While at the Expo, I had a chance to chat with Dr Andrew Weil, health guru and giant in the natural industry.

Above: Dr. Andrew Weil autographing his books for the attendees.


Above: Some of the booths had music, fun, and colorful displays


Above: In case you think the natural expo is all just boring stuff for hippies, there was plenty of entertainment on hand to attract people to booths: from hula girls in grass skirts, to belly dancers.


Above left: Everything from Organic soaps to above right: organic and holistic pet food from Castor and Pollux (brands Natural Ultramix and Organix)


Above left: Even more fun, with "Bessie the organic cow", and above right: a serene Japanese garden with a bamboo forest...
-Rick Rockhill
2 comments:
Sounds like a fun event. Stuff like this makes me wish I still lived in California.
Great pics! I'm glad you had as much fun as I did. I wish I hadn't forgotten my camera! Are you going to the Expo in Chicago in May? XanGo will be there again. Maybe I'll see you there.
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