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Organic food sales in the United States jumped 11% in 2015 to a record $43.3 billion, almost four times the 3% growth in overall food sales. Despite this rapid pace of growth, organic sales still account for just 5% of total food sales in the United States.

#-ad_banner-#The market for organic food is just getting started, and one company is bringing the trend from the farm straight to your home. It’s developed a countertop appliance that could become as common as a toaster or coffee-maker.

You can’t buy shares in the stock market. This is still a private company.

But you can get a piece of the action as a pre-IPO investor.

Farm-fresh And Organic From Your Countertop
The unstoppable force of organic eating is running headlong into the immovable force of tighter budgets. Until now, the only option to health-conscious consumers has been expensive organic food stores or farmers’ markets.

One startup is working to bring farm-fresh, organic food to your table… straight from your countertop.

Organiponic has developed three in-home, organic grow systems capable of growing from 12 to 24 plants. The patent-pending grow systems come in three sizes suitable for a countertop, shelf or table top and are expected to retail between $299 to $349 each. Systems create a base revenue and then customers are sold subscription kits of lights, seeds and supplies for an average price of $10.99 per month.

Grow systems are designed to require less energy and water usage than traditional soil growing, allowing consumers to save money as they eat healthier. Systems grow between 12 to 24 plants each compared with just 4 to 8 on competitor systems, and the expected retail price is less than half of some competitor prices.

Any investor can get in on Organiponic for as little as $120 on the StartEngine crowdfunding portal. The company is raising up to $1 million through a common share offer at $6 per share and a valuation of $7.3 million.

Competitors in the space have booked 200% sales growth over the last two years on smaller products at higher prices. Product launch is expected in March 2017 and management is guiding to $82.1 million in total revenue by 2021 on system sales, subscriptions and additional products.

As with all investments, I encourage you to do your own due diligence.

I haven’t yet done detailed market and valuation analysis on Organiponic, but it’s a company that’s on my radar. Only subscribers to StreetAuthority’s Pre-IPO Millionaire advisory have access to the hottest startups that are getting my full-fledged analysis and recommendations. Click here to get started.