The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:HAIN)

The acquisition business model is working well (most recently Premiere Foods) both domestically and internationally. So there's no reason to believe it will stop. Coupled with that is the general market trend for organic foods. In this area of the country we have Whole Food and Trader Joes helping to boost this theme.

Additionally, I don't think a lot of people realize they serve a wide swatch of personal care products business as well. There are skin and hair care, oral care, deodorants and baby care products. More marketing promotion with these products could expand their bottom line.

POPULATION WITH DISPOSABLE INCOME AND INTEREST IN STAYING HEALTHY WILL CONTINUE TO PROPEL TIHIS STOCK. iT WILL ACQUIRE MORE RELATED COMPANIES.

I like the idea of this business and buy many of their products. I'm trusting TMF technical analysis plus my spending habits mean good things are in store.

Its a strong company, managed well, internationally diversified and the organic foods movement grows daily.

Branded food producers have been great investments over time, and HAIN is riding a trend of customers increasingly willing to pay premium prices for organic foods. I believe that HAIN will enjoy an early-mover advantage when the land grab for trusted organic brands heats up.

This natural and organic food producer should benefit as consumers become increasingly aware of food issues and demand higher quality food as a result.

Top 5 star momentum pick; outperform ratio of 597/16; 1/2/3 year appreciation of 49/90/300%; P/E of 24; market cap of 2.8B; analyst rating of 6.3; good growth market segment.

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More and more people are moving towards healthy/organic food.

Organic natural food trend is strong and still maturing. Well run company, good margins.

Jermzz picks Hain Celestial

Cramer interviewed the CEO. I was quite impressed. P+G, KMB, CP are the clear targets this company has set.

Bought shares for my real-money Prosocial Portfolio on 11/5/12, but forgot to add this to CAPS till now. Here's the buy article:
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2012/11/02/hain-celestial-add-some-zing-to-a-healthy-portfoli.aspx

Consumers continue to shift toward healthier food choices. Organic food sales are climbing at a rate of 10%+ every year, and I do not foresee the trend slowing in the coming years. Hain Celestial is positioned well to capitalize on more health-conscious consumers. Much more so than the competition, which may try to sell "organic" as healthy. As consumers become smarter and more aware of what their eating, Hain will see revenues continue to climb at double digit growth rates along with excellent profit margins.

Think the market got a little too excited recently, but the stock is back to reasonable levels. Long-term outperformer.

So mad I missed this one until Stock Advisor recommended it, given that I'd Peter Lynch-style sworn to stay on top of every company that was right under my nose but missed the one that was in my hair (Avalon Organics) every night and in my mouth (Celestial Seasonings) every morning... whoa that came out a shade sensual but I'm sure you see what I mean. HAIN is KFT for the health-conscious generation, look for it to grow into a long-term large cap.

Whole Foods is growing, and this key supplier will grow with it as demand for healthy food increases.

After 10+ years living Los Angeles and witnessing the healthy foods phenomenon rise from alternative to mainstream, with questionable hormones and chemicals in many foods and much more consumer awareness, add in a healthy fear of obesity, reality shows about losing weight, yoga as a sport, and gluten allergy awareness, it's moved from trendy to smart. It's here to stay.

Ogranic food grows...