Are these soy beans organic? How were they grown?
290282
I went to their website and saw nothing about being organically grown. I see nothing about their farming process, in fact. As I commented below to another poster, it's great that these are non-GMO, but nothing about being organically grown.
290283
NOT ORGANIC. I contacted the grower (fairviewfarms.com), here is part from his reply: "We is not certified or stamped organic, we are non-gmo." " We do use a grass control product before planting". I can guess what is their "grass control product". I would prefer to avoid this product at any cost. I buy Organic soybean in Whole Foods bulk section for about $2.20/lb, if you buy a 25 lb bag you get 10% off.
290284
Yes, they are organic. (Please access to laurasoybeans.com for further information.) I am originally from Japan and have been eating soybeans since I was a child. Laura Soybeans look good and taste excellent. (Of course, I use a pressure coocker to cook soybeans.) Laura's soybeans are frown in Iowa and they are the best soybeans in US !! Mia
290285
You should ask the farmers at the link below whether the beans are organic or not. I purchased the beans because they are GMO free.http://www.fairviewfarms.com/
777139
These are not GMO beans. I contacted the company and found that all their products are GMO FREE. Hope this helps. Carol
2261091
I don't believe these dates were organic. I do not know where these dates were grown although many of the dates grown in the US come from California.
2045972
Yes according to company information. The coffee is ethically organic grown. Check out Company website: https://jamminjava.com
1485765
I'm just a customer, so I don't know the answer to this question. I do know that they aren't organic(which means they definitely AREN't GMO). Also they aren't truly raw in the common vernacular( they are steamed) and even though they are called "sprout-able" they DON'T ACTUALLY SPROUT. I will not be buying them again.
1850501
Whole organic soybeans, water, sea salt, organic toasted barley flour, koji (aspergillus oryzae)
84908
Not sure about this company - I feel they are a shady and unethical business. Most mung bean sprouts are grown in China, but they go lengths to hide this. I will never buy from these people. I am also looking for Mung beans from Australia or any other country of origin, not much luck yet. If you know about Organic Mung beans not grown in China, please let me know.Thanks,
1531009
Not sure. I do know it is all natural and organic. But that's a question to ask the farmers.
1972261
I would say no. It has non-dairy creamer, which is hardly organic. The box doesn't have any indication that the coffee beans or the lingzhi come from organic sources.
90269
No, it's not organic. They are very good to start seeds though. No nutrients in them. They are just like insulation they use in housing construction. Very good for hydroponics.
606226
it doesn't say on the the bag but does say that it is organic by the usda. they have a web site www.navitasnaturals.com-it probably would say there.ithink they are grown probably in ca.
1864740
Organic cashews, organic almonds, organic Brazil nuts, organic chia seeds, organic flax seeds, organic hazelnuts, organic pumpkin seeds, and sea salt. (Made in a facility that processes soy, sesame, tree nuts, peanuts and seeds.)
1400223
The information on the package goes to great lengths to assure the customer of the wholesomeness of the product, however, I do not see the word "organic" anywhere. Perhaps you can find more information at www.palousebrand.com or www.facebook.com/palousebrand Good luck! As an aside, I have used these in cooking (I use them to replace ground meat in recipes, and have made salads with them.) and I have no complaints.
1279356
Yes, it is organic and it is ground from whole seeds. It's ready to use out of the package, in ground form.
1876465
Organic whole soybeans, organic brown rice, sea salt, water, Koji aspergillus oryzae. Imported from Japan. Certified organic. Eden Foods. Hope this helps.
1235219
Well, it doesn't say organic so my guess would be that it is conventional. Most products tend to brag if they went to the extra effort of avoiding pesticides. I would find a product that explicitly says organic if you are concerned about pesticide residues (they are found in over a quarter of peanut butters, so simply removing the shell is not enough).
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They are NOT organic, and they are NOT GMO. I contacted the company and this was their reply... "Our almonds are conventionally grown - conventionally grown products, use fertilizers and pesticides which allow for higher yield, out of season growth, greater resistance, and greater longevity. After growth, the almonds used in our natural almond flour are then steam pasteurized. The blanched almonds are considered pasteurized when they go through the blanching process (which uses steam to remove the skins to get the white color of blanched flour). Additionally, all of our almonds are non-GMO."