In a recent Gallup poll, 45% of Americans said they actively include organic foods in their diets. This puts organic foods near the middle of a list of 12 other foods included in the survey, "trailing fruits and vegetables by a wide margin, but well ahead of fat, soda, and sugar."

Why do 15% of Americans actively avoid organic foods? Does it have to do with expenses? I avoid them when my wallet is a little light, but other than that I don't see why avoiding them makes sense.

Any ideas anyone?

Combination of avoiding the expensive aisles of the store and probably some who avoid anything that has the taint of what they perceive as a liberal concept/product.