Buying organic doesn’t have to mean spending twice as much. The truth is, some grocery stores mark up “organic” simply because they can, while others quietly offer great-quality produce for far less.

Amy Keating shares tips for picking the right produce. As parents get ready to prep breakfast, snacks and lunches for back-to-school season, "Good Morning America" enlisted an expert to inform ...

Sue Schaefer, 57, of Lee’s Summit, Mo., is facing a conundrum. “I’m a thrifty shopper, but I prefer to buy organic,” she says. “I just feel better when I eat organic.” Because organic products are ...