why weren't we told that my seeds came from china?
876488
Your seeds are not from china. The species name is Capsicum chinense and has nothing to do with China. It's chinense not chinese!
231710
As of right now, the product description says "Origin: China" although this may not have been the case in the past (noting the older answers indicating USA).
1155644
No one has a clue because Todds buys BULK seeds and repacks them. They could be - and I would not be surprised- from China. Todds was selling Mung beans from "Kansas" , and finally admitted that they were actually from China. I would be very suspect of anything from this factory repacker.
1303242
China. I over reacted to this information too.Then I noticed all the non GMO frozen Edamame is coming from china too. If I were you, I would just wash the kernels thoroughly before eating them.
317136
to tell you the truth....I do not know, but I do not think so if I remember correctly, mind you it was a while ago that I looked at the packaging that they did not come from china but in from one of the states.........I hope this helps you out
2268745
CHINA!!!! Here is the reply I received from Eden Foods.... "Thank you for your interest in Eden Foods. Eden Pumpkin Seeds are a hull-less variety organically grown on family farms in northeast China, according to the standards established by the NOP (National Organic Program). This variety is not grown in sufficient quantity in other countries (including the U.S. and Mexico) to accommodate the consistent supply needs of Eden Foods. Eden has purchased pumpkin seeds from the same certified organic supplier since 2005 and the quality of the seeds has remained consistently excellent since that time. The water used to irrigate the pumpkin fields is regularly tested and meets the same high quality standards as required for U.S. Drinking Water Standards. The raw pumpkin seeds are BRC (British Retail Consortium) certified, a food safety certification standard that meets the criteria established for the GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative). As is true for all Eden growers and suppliers, we regularly visit and inspect the farms where the pumpkin seeds are grown, as well as the Michigan processing facility where they are cleaned and bagged. Once cleaned, the finished pumpkin seeds are certified organic by OCIA (Organic Crop Improvement Association), according to the standards established by the NOP". Customer Service Eden Foods 701 Tecumseh Road Clinton, MI 49236
520394
I bought this fully believing it was American grown. When I recieved it it said right on the front that it was from China. I wrote for a refund but not quick enough, so never got my money back. I threw it in the trash and would not use it. Sorry I don't know the specific answer to your question.
843524
read the bottom line in the description : First US company bringing Asian shiitake mushroom into the US from China, Japan and Korea and now we import mushrooms from Asia and east Europe . looks like they come from mant different countries .
686666
I bought 1lb. of Todds mung bean's and just started sprouting and eating them and was about to order these 5lb. until reading this and finding out they're from China...and the excuse and attack by Todd's Seeds president. Let's see the proof these have been tested and passed for no heavy metals.Google "naturalnews china heavy metals" for info on grown in china foods.
1688945
I've read that Braga purchases their seeds from China!!!! I've stopped buying this brand. Read the comments on Amazon website for more information as some of the people really did their homework.
1081637
Yes, these pine nuts are from China. I have not found any from anywhere else . . .
514240
I don't have a package right now, but as I remember it came from Korea. I'm sure that it didn't make from China sure.
793660
I really do not know. The vendor might know. I didn't see any reference to China in the description so hoped it was not from there.
2236750
I honestly do not remember. I bought more than one type of seed and I don't remember which ones were packaged how. I do remember however, that some of them were confiscated by the FDA, because they came from over seas and I never received them.
398780
I don't know where they were grown, but they were fine. I have however, had good luck with food and other products from China.
2158730
Only if you purchase it from one of the foreign chinese/singapore companies that are selling bogus seeds on Amazon. Make sure you buy them from a source in the United States.
186916
I don't know, I don't have the packaging anymore, but iris tip-notch qualify, so it probably didn't come from China.