The food we put into our bodies directly affects our health. So, paying close attention to the ingredients, the growing methods, where it is grown, nutritional content, all impact your well-being.
- Organic growing methods considerably reduce your exposure to pesticide residues and other environmental concerns
- Organic practices protect farmworkers, who experience the most danger of acute exposure and health consequences
- Organic food is always GMO-free. Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are plants whose DNA has been altered in ways that cannot occur in nature or traditional crossbreeding, most commonly to be resistant to pesticides or to produce an insecticide
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Organic certification provides assurances that the production methods meet or exceed strict standards. When you see the “USDA Organic” label, it means that at least 95 percent of the food’s ingredients were organically produced.
The Value of Using Hummingbird Branded Bin Labels
Labels can help answer all consumer questions and improve bulk aisle sales.
- Provides a clear ingredient list
- Shares where the product is sourced from
- Clearly shows whether or not a product is Organic
- Provides cooking instructions
- Shows nutrition details
- Branded labels can help sell more and create loyalty
- Adds some flair so your bulk aisle looks amazing
- Clearly provides the BIN ID
- States the price per lb.
- Makes reordering easier—Hummingbird bin labels include the reorder number
- And, last but not least, Hummingbird bin labels help to differentiate regionally sourced and specialty products from bulk commodities
We provide our bin labels for free and are happy to help you reset your bulk bin labels. We also have 2" Hummingbird repositionable decals to apply on Hummingbird product bins. The decal adhesive doesn't gum up the bins, keeping bins clean and making it easy to move with changing products. Email Customer Service to request bin labels and decals.
At Hummingbird, we are on a mission to offer Organic, high-quality, nutritious foods grown as locally and sustainably as possible. We believe in the value of Certified Organic agriculture and food for the health of people and animals, the health of our communities and economies, and the health of the planet.
For anyone new to shopping the Bulk Food aisle, our "The Bulk Aisle: What's it really good for?" is a great guide — Now go out there and read the labels.
PHOTO TOP: A close-up of our bulk bins at Main Street Market in Springfield, Oregon.