German consumers are being warned that when they buy organic produce they may be supporting the far-right movement.
Extremists in Germany have embraced the ecological movement and are using it to tap into a new generation of supporters.
Debunking the popular view that equates eco-friendliness with cuddly, left-leaning greens, right-wing extremists have even begun to publish their own conservation magazine, believed to have the backing of the far-right National Democratic Party (NPD).
Alongside gardening tips and reports on the dangers of genetically modified milk are articles riddled with right-wing ideology and racial slurs. Bavaria's domestic intelligence agency has described the magazine, Umwelt und Aktiv (Environment and Active), as a "camouflage publication" for the NPD.
"We have to get used to the fact that the term "bio" [organic] does not automatically mean equality and human dignity," said Gudrun Heinrich of the University of Rostock, who has just published a study on the topic called Brown Ecologists, a reference to Nazi Brownshirts and their modern-day admirers.