Is this coffee Pesticide and Herbicide Free?
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I would imagine not as it doesn't say it is organic. I have asked the question and not gotten a response. So sadly at this time I'm not drinking this favorite blend becasue I don't know for sure if it is organic
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Don't really know. This is the only coffee I've bee buying for years, great taste
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As long as where they are harvested the area is pesticide free which I am sure it is. I have a collection of poison dart frogs and have a 100gallon paludarium with all kinds of lichens/mosses in it.
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Good evening! My name is Emily Rogers, I am an employee at Rogers Family Company, the manufacturer of this and all San Francisco Bay products. Our decaf French Roast is actually not certified organic, only our Rainforest Blend out of our OneCup products that is certified. We also roast for another brand name, Organic Coffee Company, that offers a more wide variety of organic options. If you have any further questions about our products, please feel free to email me directly at, erogers@rogersfamilyco.com. Thank you, have a nice night!
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I don't believe they are. I hope they don't because I don't use pesticides. The package doesn't have the ingredients listed. It does say it is an earth friendly product. Their website is seabrightlabs.com I love them and they help a lot in the garden.
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I haven't had BulletProof coffee but have read that it is very pricey and not worth the extra money. Kicking Horse is Mycotoxin Free and Organic. I am out right now and have to switch my autoship to one every month. My husband found out how awesome it was and now he drinks it more than I do. We buy the Kick Ass Dark brand of this coffee.
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Hi - I checked the "Features and Benefits" and item 19 says - BPA-Free - All parts that come in contact with coffee or liquid are BPA-Free. Enjoy, happy searching - Larry
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We use it from starting seedlings to planting. No chemicals. Not sure about GMO's but I wouldn't imagine it would contain any.
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The label says it is made without pesticides, GMO's, or hexane. It is cold pressed, not refined, deodorized, or bleached. Hope that helps. :-)
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No. I found this on the web:"Nature's way not only cares about the use of GMO free and organic raw materials that are pesticide and herbicide free, but they also care about sustainability, and the health of our planet. "
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Bodum states that "all Bodum products are BPA free." I went directly to their site to confirm this specifically about the coffee press. Hope that alleviates your concerns! Blessings.
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I cannot confirm that it is USDA organic... the label states "grown chemical and pesticide free". However it is raw and vegan. The bulk bag I bought comes from Bolivia...it is not grown in the US.
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Since Mount Hagen Organic - Caf has the USA ORGANIC seal on its label it has to be organic--that is, grown without pesticides.
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I do not believe these products are considered organic, it depends on your state agriculture guidelines. They are pesticide free!
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If food is labeled organic it is Non-GMO and free of pesticides. If food is labeled Non-GMO but not organic it may not be pesticide free.
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Their website says it is "Chemical-free Water Processed"... so I assume it is swiss water process.http://www.newmansownorganics.com/food_coffee.html
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Dear K,NOW is an outstanding company. Its spirulina powder is (1) 100% pure, (2) non-GMO, (3) quality GMP assured, (4) certified organic by QAI and the USDA, (5) nonirradiated, (6) pesticide and herbicide free, (7) certified vegan/vegetarian by Naturland Association, (8) free of heavy metals (aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury), and (9) free of harmful bacteria and viruses.
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I understand your concern, but remember these are VERY small coffee starts... just a few inches tall. Some of my plants that started this small are now 5 and 6 years old ... 4 ' tall with almost 80-100 leaves and mult branches. I can guarantee that the original few leaves (cotyledons and primary branches)have fallen off years ago. The stalk becomes "woody". Even if there were minute traces at this early stage... I doubt would ever find a trace in such a large plant. Once you had new branching you could cut off the first branches... there would be no place to sequester pesticides or herbicides. No coffee cherries likely in first 4-8 years (inside plant) depending on your location... Anyone else agree