This Fair Alternatives and Responsible Consumption will be held from 3 to November 6 at the Casa de Campo in Madrid and this year will be held in two pavilions, the Convention will be concentrated where the topic of organic food and the Pavilion of the Pipa, to be multisectoral. In this edition

the Murcia Autonomous Community is invited "a pioneer in organic farming in Spain and rich in fruit, vegetables, rice, grapes, almonds and grain premium quality," says Fitness from which described the region as "paradise bio.

Stress the need to invest in organic production as the best way to stop the massive emission of greenhouse gases, but this will require relocating the Spanish economy, say.

Are betting that not only promote organic farming in Spain but also to enhance their "great challenge of the bio industry in Spain", as almost 90 per cent of production destined for the Spanish export.

Most organic olive oil, wines change from green vegetables, to name just a few foods are consumed in Germany, UK, U.S. or Japan and they will in a large sample Bioculture staffed by some 12,000 references to products certified organic farming.

Remember that the average expenditure per capita annual consumption in Europe is 30 euros, ranging from 110 euros to be spent in Switzerland for only 8 euros in Spain.

Therefore the Fitness demand greater involvement of government to promote these products, because "we are still very far from many countries where the Government is concerned to promote healthier foods and healthy population "lament.

While agriculture and organic foods include most of the surface and the exhibitors in Bioculture host a multitude of products and suggestions for daily living that have also been obtained by organic methods, without the use of synthetic chemical substances.

At the fair will also natural products for hygiene and cosmetics, bio-materials, renewable energy, furniture and furnishings for housing and healthy workplaces; complementary therapies and medicines, saving and recycling, ecology ; environment, tourism and rural nursing homes, toys, crafts, among others.