Are these strawberries genetically modified?
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Do not know I did not get mine customs destroyed them because of a lack of health certificate
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Metagenics in general seems to be very concerned with the quality and purity of their products, so I would guess yes, it is GMO free. But, the only thing I can find that specifically states anything about using non-GMO ingredients is for this press release for a new product... http://www.metagenics.com/newsroom/press-releases/metagenics-launches-ultrameal-plus-360-stevia-to-its-line-of-breakthrough I would ask this question of the company itself to really find out for sure.
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As answered by Yodel, the company would know best. It is, however, very likely NON-GMO. Why? Potential profit from the small volume of cranberry producers wouldn't warrant the expense of GMO research and creation. There was very little, if any, literature arriving with the product.
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I don't know if the product is derived out of GMO's. Most plant / animal sources are these days,
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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.
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Hello, We do not see Non-Gmo listed in the supplement facts. We advise to contact Jarrow Formulas directly to answer this question.
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I would suspect that if Jarrow does not advertise that the soy lecithin in their product is non-gmo, that it is likely to be GMO. I know that Jay Robb whey protein specifically states "non GMO sunflower lecithin" in their whey and egg white proteins. I suggest emailing Jarrow for an answer to your question: www.Jarrow.com
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No, the product is not genetically modified as far I am aware. I am sure my holistic doctor would have informed me if this was the case. Thanks!
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Currently no varieties of genetically modified (GM) rice are grown in the US or commercially anywhere in the world (they is however small-scale testing Vitamin A "Golden Rice" in the Philippines). There is a massive amount of information regarding this topic on the internet provided through reliable agencies, so do your homework as it may change.
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Answer to James: They probably just don't know. Most GMO are specifically sold to farmers for large plantations, and sold as Roundup-Ready or engineered to resist some pest or disease. Most "modified" for taste/size fruit or vegetables are actually just crosbred naturally, either by cross pollination or grafting. so in all likelyhood they are probably not GMO. Spray them with some roundup and see if they die LOL. (I kid)
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extremely unlikely. GMO products tend to be industrialized cash crops such as soybean, corn, etc. Super hot peppers don't have the kind of market that would encourage a company to genetically modify them. Those super hots that are commercially grown for pepper spray are from Trinidad and other South American countries where there is little involvement by companies that perform GMO processes.
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These biscuits are made in Great Britain and from what I understand, GMO is banned in Europe...they may not be considered organic but I don't think they have GMO grains.
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It is from a soy source, and since 90% or so of all soy is now genetically modified I would be highly surprised if this used non-GMO soy. If they did, they should be stating so as it would be a good selling point.
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http://www.jarrow.com/articles/2/Jarrow_Formulas_Statement_on_Genetically-Modified_Organisms_(GMOs)_in_its_Products
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Just a guess here Lynn, but I don't think so. It is crystalline ascorbic acid. No organisms in there, genetically modified or not.
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Hello, On the back of the label it states Non-GMO. Hope this helps. Thanks!
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I think that it's a complex question. Being part of the NON-GMO Project that means it's can't be chromosome modified. That being said...Monsanto is responsible for almost all GMO. Monsanto is also the company that makes insecticides. So I would make the assumption that they could be some insecticide, but out of moral pressure perhaps not Monsanto based? Palouse beans are listed organic. So I would contact Palouse directly on the wheat berries. I personally love Palouse wheat berries and buy Bob's Red Mill Emmer wheat as well. But Bob's Red Mill will be very costly to use as your main source as the bags are very small. I think that it's a complex question. Being part of the NON-GMO Project that means it's can't be chromosome modified. That being said...Monsanto is responsible for almost all GMO. Monsanto is also the company that makes insecticides. So I would make the assumption that they could be some insecticide, but out of moral pressure perhaps not Monsanto based? Palouse beans are listed organic. So I would contact Palouse directly on the wheat berries. I personally love Palouse wheat berries and buy Bob's Red Mill Emmer wheat as well. But Bob's Red Mill will be very costly to use as your main source... » Read More I think that it's a complex question. Being part of the NON-GMO Project that means it's can't be chromosome modified. That being said...Monsanto is responsible for almost all GMO. Monsanto is also the company that makes insecticides. So I would make the assumption that they could be some insecticide, but out of moral pressure perhaps not Monsanto based? Palouse beans are listed organic. So I would contact Palouse directly on the wheat berries. I personally love Palouse wheat berries and buy Bob's Red Mill Emmer wheat as well. But Bob's Red Mill will be very costly to use as your main source as the bags are very small. « Show Less