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The Working Party on Organic Food has extended the deadline for submissions on how best to progress the industry in the Isle of Man.
The original closing date was today, but interested parties are being allowed to put forward their views for a couple more days, over the weekend.
Chair of the Organic Working Party, Viv Davies (pictured), says the market for chemical and additive-free food is growing at an incredible rate, helped along by initiatives like farmers' markets:
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