 In an article in "Bloomberg Businessweek", Duane D. Stanford wrote that Hari has an apparent financial interest by generating controversy in order to draw traffic to her website to increase ad sales and drive readers to buy a subscription to her organic Eating Guide, which Hari says is her primary source of revenue.Hari's critics have drawn attention to her affiliated marketing partnerships with organic and non-GMO brands from which she profits by recommending them over mainstream brands.A 2015 article in "Skeptical Inquirer" details products Hari declares as having toxic ingredients while Hari promotes and receives sales commissions for products containing the same or similar ingredients.