Any USDA approval on the ingerdients?thanks
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Hi Meri, Thanks for posting your questions. The ingredients we use are USDA Certified Organic Ingredients. I hope this answers your question. Please let me know if you have any others. KennyCEOChristina Moss Naturals
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If this product was truly certified organic, it would have a label on it. I do not see a USDA organic label on any of the pictures that you have. Why does the description say organic if there is no label?
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Yes. By definition USDA Organic Certification does not allow the use of GMO's. For more information, read this: http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/getfile?dDocName=STELDEV3004446&acct;=nopgeninfo
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Sometimes companies do not pay for the USDA organic certification because of how expensive it is. They are really cracking down on companies saying things are Organic when they are not. I have been taking these vitamins for a while now, I love them, they make my hair and nails grow like crazy, I also have not been sick once since I started taking them 6 months ago. I have personally taken many vitamins over the years and these are by far my number one. I trust the company. Maybe you can call their customer service and make sure they are organic if you are worried. Good luck :)
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I did not see a certification from any recognized agency. You may ask the BulkSupplements if they have any testing in place. However it should be noted that supplements are not inspected by a national agency such as the FDA. Supplements fall under "Caveat emptor".
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Call Drucker Labs at 888-881-2344 and a real live person will answer the phone and explain their organic certification policy to you. IntraKid is as organic as humanly possible. The organic certification companies are now owned by the commercial agricultural giants, which is a conflict of interest and casts a shadow of doubt on all of their statements. The USDA certification is a joke if you read the guidelines of their requirements. RoundUp is in the jetstream now, everything is contaminated. IntraKid is by far the best liquid nutrient you can find on the planet earth.
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I would only trust USA based sellers. Anyone shipping from the UK will be subject to Customs, FDA and USDA intervention and cannot guarantee safe delivery.
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I don't see the USDA sign in it. But, it is the real shea butter. I know that because I'm from where it is produced. Buy it with peace of mine.
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The green USDA organic seal is on the label. It's kind of small, but it is there.
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I never looked at the packaging but all cooking equipment should be approved for use as a food prep item. I do not believe the code requires each item to be identified as NSF approved. Someplace in manufacturers catalog there should be a reference. Stainless material genetically has been approved for use in food preparation stuff. Best I can do for you. You must be in the silly land called California.
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Obviously not certified organic...by their own admission. At fourteen dollars for a mere four ounces, very expensive. Would strongly recommend USDA Certified Organic alternative.
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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..
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You ask an excellent question regarding the organic crop production disclaimer on our label. Our products have been approved and sold in California for years. The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) is a leader among states working to preserve the integrity of the term organic and the quality of organic production in our home state. Recent regulatory changes have created an opportunity for us to achieve approval for organic crop production and use the state's certified organic logo. We applaud the state's high standards and expect to be finished with that review process by the end of this year. Until then, we are required to display the disclosure. You may visit the CDFA website at http://apps4.cdfa.ca.gov/fertilizerproducts to verify the status of any product that has been reviewed by California. Be an informed consumer. Not all kelp on Amazon has even been registered to sell in CA. If the purpose for your garden is commercial food production in California, we recommend you wait until we have secured the official certification. If you purchased our product to help grow amazing vegetables (and anything else in your backyard) for your own consumption, get growing! Our kelp is sourced from Norwegian commercial suppliers who have already gone through California's and other organic review approvals. Enjoy your gardening this Spring. Tom Organics Rx
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Certified Organic / USDA Organic: At least 95 percent of content is organic by weight (excluding water and salt). The <5% remaining ingredients must consist of substances approved on the USDA's National List. GMOs are NOT on this list, so USDA Organic products are also usually GMO-free. For verification, consult the following sources:The USDA's National Organic Program overview pageThe USDA's National List of Allowed and Prohibited SubstancesThe USDA's Organic 101 blogA 2011 USDA policy memo in response to confusion over GMOs in organicsThe National Organic Standards Board Policy and Procedures Manual Certified Organic / USDA Organic: At least 95 percent of content is organic by weight (excluding water and salt). The <5% remaining ingredients must consist of substances approved on the USDA's National List. GMOs are NOT on this list, so USDA Organic products are also usually GMO-free. For verification, consult the following sources:The USDA's National Organic Program overview pageThe USDA's National List of Allowed and Prohibited SubstancesThe USDA's Organic 101 blogA 2011 USDA policy memo in response to confusion over GMOs in organicsThe National... » Read More Certified Organic / USDA Organic: At least 95 percent of content is organic by weight (excluding water and salt). The <5% remaining ingredients must consist of substances approved on the USDA's National List. GMOs are NOT on this list, so USDA Organic products are also usually GMO-free. For verification, consult the following sources:The USDA's National Organic Program overview pageThe USDA's National List of Allowed and Prohibited SubstancesThe USDA's Organic 101 blogA 2011 USDA policy memo in response to confusion over GMOs in organicsThe National Organic Standards Board Policy and Procedures Manual « Show Less
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The bottle says it is USDA certified organic. As a rule, only naturally derived pesticides or synthetic ingredients of low toxicity may be used if any. It's as good as it gets. I don't think the company could use the USDA seal if it didn't comply with its standards.
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Isn't Frontier an American company, though? I think for them to sell in the US, it still needs the FDA seal of approval. But this is all conjecture. If you want to know, I would get in touch with a rep from Frontier.
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Thanks for your question Maria! Yes, our organically produced argan oil is certified USDA Organic. As another measure of it's purity, our argan oil has a unique Eco Cert certification number.