Event Details

Where: Online Session with Zoom
When: Wednesday 19 August, 3:30pm

Join us online for the launch of the 2026 State of the Organic Industry Market Report, released alongside our new Organic Consumer Research. Be among the first to hear the findings, register today!

The 2026 Market Report tells the story behind Australian organics: a comprehensive ‘state of the industry’ setting out the size, structure and value of Australia’s certified organic sector. The first deep and detailed look at the performance of Australia’s organic industry in three years, the report gives operators, industry and government the credible, current data needed to understand domestic and export performance, identify market opportunities, and inform commercial investment and decision making. Drawn from commissioned research with NielsenIQ, Mobium Research, Government data and industry surveying, the Market Report is one of the most valued and widely cited resources we produce, and a crucial economic benchmark for plotting the future course of the industry.

Alongside it, the 2026 Organic Consumer Research reveals how consumers think about and buy organics and their overall level of trust towards organics in Australia. Surveying 2,000 consumers across Australia, the research provides vital insights into domestic trends; where goods are being bought (inc. online channels), purchase frequency and consumer purchasing power, and how each segment of organics is performing in retail channels. 

Together they build the clearest, most credible picture yet of a resilient and growing sector, supporting better business decisions and strengthening our ability to advocate for growth and investment. 

Even if you’re unable to join the session live, register and we’ll send you the recording.

Following the launch, a snapshot of the findings will be available on our website, with both Reports available for purchase. AOL Members can download a free copy of both Reports via their Member Portal.

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