The organic agricultural sector in the UK is witnessing growth, with the total organic farmland increasing to 489,000 ha in 2020, including 8,100 ha of vegetables. Despite challenges, there has been a steady increase in the conversion of land to organic production. The demand for organic products has surged, with sales reaching a record £2.79 billion in 2020, a 12.6% increase from the previous year. This growth is supported by the government with £400/ha support payments. However, the Common Agricultural Policy has disadvantaged small organic vegetable growers. The COVID-19 pandemic has further boosted demand for organic produce, with organic box schemes seeing a significant increase in sales. Larger organic vegetable producers like RB Organics face challenges such as weed pressure, labor availability, and increasing production costs. Brexit is anticipated to provide political freedom that could boost the sector.