just wondering why this doesnt have the "USDA Organic" label on it...its shown on the one i bought before
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Well just noticing the one on this picture doesn't have it. However it says organic cocnut. I have organic virgin coconut oil unrefined and it does have the usda label on it. Hope that helped a little. Check to see if yours is reg organic coconut or if it says virgin coconut
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Hi I am not sure where it is made or the difference between Organic and USDA Certified Organic. I do know that my girlfriend thinks the cream is great. I think it has made her look younger and more vibrant.
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You know what?.I was wandering the same thing.They claim it's organic,but no USDA stamp on it.I will call the company and ask for verification.
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From what I can see, they do not bare the USDA's organic label. They are Food Alliance certified. To be certified, they must farm using sustainable ag practices. Some certified farms are organic; some are not. Pardina's grain and legumes are non GMO. That coupled with the Food Alliance certifications makes it close enough in my book. Here's the link to the Food Alliance: foodalliance.org That said, there are farms and businesses that are passing on the USDA organic label because it doesn't mean what we would like it to mean. While I haven't read the organic regulations of late, at one time, they were allowing GMO foods to be labeled organic.
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It printed organic on the label. But I can't tell if it's really organic. Sorry about that~
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Technically an organic product is only proven to be organic if it has been labeled with the USDA label. So these may advertise as organic, but without the USDA certification you can't really be sure.
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The package only says USDA Organic. You'd need to look up the certification procedure to see if that means nonGMO.
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I just want to point out that there are products out there with USDA organic label, yet still have some type of chemical. Not all, but many. Always read the ingredients to make sure and keep a lookout for words you never heard of. Companies use different words to hide their chemicals.
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It does not state on the tube it is USDA Certified Organic so my guess would be no.
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Hi mplus, this whey is not organic, just grass fed. Pretty tricky on Reserveage's part. If it was organic it have the "USDA Organic" symbol on it.
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No, this product is not organic. There is no USDA Organic symbol, and in the ingredient list it states it is only "Whey Protein Concentrate" all organic products label their ingredients as "organic". So it would read "Organic Whey Protein Concentrate" if it where organic, but it is not. They try to trick buyers into thinking it is organic by making their business name contain "organic" at the end. It is an old trick that fools many.
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Nowhere on the bottle does it show or say "certified organic." It only states that is was "organically grown." Hope that helps.
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I hope I am allowed enough space to answer, sorry it took so long. I contacted the company and this is a short version of their answer. The product is now USDA organic approved, they are in the process of flushing out old labels that dont have the seal of USDA. The product is good one year after purchase, but they say 6 months due to the possible shelf life in Amazon warehouse. If the product not good after 6 months they will replace. The product must be stored away from light and heat. This is a paraphrased version sent to me from Perfect Harmony. Dont hold me responsible if my version is not as exact as their response to me. You can contact them on Amazon for any questions, just click on The Perfect Harmony Store as it shows when you see the product. Their response was VERY prompt to my question, hope this helps.
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Actual answer to this question... It's not 100% organic or even close... Label says 70%... that doesn't meet the USDA guidelines for labeling a product as organic. Certain ingredients are organic... others are not. Whether those ingredients that are listed have the USDA organic certification is something you would have to ask the manufacturer about. I know this question thread is old but the answers are very lacking.
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I always look to see if it is certified organic but since I no longer have the container that the coconut came in, I can't look to see if it says "usda". Sorry.I saw on the label listed online that it is packed in California USA and grown in the Philipines, if this helps.
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I just read all print on the container and "organic" is not included. Print includes: Questions? Call 1.800.9NATURE or visit naturesway.com
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I'm not sure why you wouldn't address your "concern" with the distributor directly. The only agency (currently) in this country that oversees and approves organic certifications is the USDA. I'm assuming you "knew" this already. But you asked as if there was more than one. I can't "protect" you from being "hurt" any more than a little green and brown sticker can,lol. What an unfortunate requirement you have. I'm an enthusiastically satisfied customer!! I've been using this company's raw butters for quite a bit of time now. And from the strength of mine and my family's experience alone I will speak it's utmost praise. They even have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Which again makes your "concern" more troubling. If you purchase the product, receive the product and it doesn't have your super sticker on it? Guess what? You get to return it! Aaaaand collect your money spent. I CAN say that they ARE compliant with the OTA's standard. Good luck strange friend! Love, Peace and Blessings...Always (*.*).V..