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Q: Where can I buy organic in Shanghai?

Looking for organic produce and foods has been a real struggle since moving here. Any tips on where to shop organic in Shanghai?

15 years 22 weeks ago in  Food  - Shanghai

 
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Try Fields China, which I think has by far the largest selection and value. The physical store is only open Saturdays 11:00-16:00, but their online shop (www.fieldschina.com) is always available. Alternatly there's GL Japan Plaza (an actual shop near Xingye Lu or online www.gl-japanplaza.com), QQ Mushroom (www.qqmushroom.com, 'shrooms only), and Organic Farm (online only vip.organicfarm.com.cn).

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if you are going to pay a high price for organic food lmao organic food here is they washed it an extra minute so i hope you feel good paying the organic foods price lmao

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supermarket at 正大square (正大广场)

transp. Lujiazui stop of Metro line two

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