Is this a fair trade product?
2033354
Great product. Put it on at night then just look at your skin in the morning. It'll look very hydrated and glowy
2033355
Although the company is a certified organic manufacturer, the company and their products are not registered with Fair Trade.
2033356
Does not say that on the jar anywhere. Try googling their website maybe it'll say.
2033357
I have no idea. But, it's a fantastic product. Best moisturizer on the planet.
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Sorry, but I don't know offhand. I can only say that generally it is a good selling point if something is recycled and they would be sure to mention it, I would think. If not mentioned by manufacturer, it probably is not. Just sayin'David
1402252
Hello, Thanks for posting! This item is sold by a marketplace seller. Sellers on our website are allowed to sell items at any price they feel is fair. However, we do have rules sellers must follow:
1123902
Hi, thanks for your question. We can't comment on behalf of another website who may have different suppliers and pricing criteria. I see that this item is sold by several of our Marketplace Sellers. Sellers on our website are allowed to sell items at any price they feel is fair based on their own pricing structure. Have a great day!
980506
I don't know. I purchased the product for resale and do not use it personally. Rob
733230
No it's not. It's smaller and unfilled. I think that for these type of products you are better off going to an actual store. I hope this helps
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I appologize for previous answer. I was looking at Nativias Cacao package instead of this one. This one is certified organic by Organic Certifiers, Ventura, CA. It does carry the USDA Organic seal on front of package. Even with magnifying glass it is very difficult to read the label. It doesn't mention free trade or if it does I can't read it. Personally, I ordered this in error. In the future I will return to Nativas product-more seals and free-trade. I have not opened the package as yet so can't comment on quality.You may want to contact Healthworks directly to get more info. HEALTHWORKSLLC.NET e-mail
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You should be smart enough to ask the person selling this if you are seeking this sort of information and not disgruntled customers. It is advertised on this site as a "It Works" product. It appears to be the "It Works" product when it arrives in the mail and you can see it first-hand.
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Should be fine Roger, sometimes vendors just like to and the packaging statement in for extra umph. : ) hope this helps
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I only buy organic, with few exceptions, label or not, and I'm buying this product. Labeling is kind of a tricky thing. For instance, in Sweden, where artisan coffee is a huge thing, companies come up with their fair trade labels they mark their products with in addition to adding an organic label on it. But there is nothing that says that the whole production chain is 'fairly traded'. Same thing goes with organic cotton in clothing. It may be the case that the fabric is organic, but the dye used is extremely toxic and not organic at all. In regards to the US, I found this article that seems to point out how products get USDA certified despite having non-organic ingredients. http://www.thedailygreen.com/healthy-eating/eat-safe/3980. It unfortunately makes shopping for organic healthy products even harder when you can't trust that the labeling is 100% transparent, so as consumers we need to be even more savvy and smart in our decision making. As far as buying organic comes, I look for raw and unrefined products as much as possible, like this product seems to be. In this case I wouldn't be to bother to much about a label. I try to avoid processed anything as much as possible and am fortunate enough to live on the country side where I can trade organic foods with my neighbors. When I lived in NY, I looked for locally grown, unprocessed foods as much as possible and whenever I could go upstate, I would bring food from the local farms back to the city and throw in the freezer. I also do research on how to buy organic without relying too much on a label to guide me as well as finding out exactly what foods and products to avoid WITH labeling and what is OK to consume with a label. Good luck!
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Yes, it is. It says so on the jar and in the Amazon product description. Why do you ask? Is that good or bad in your opinion?
626110
Yes it is. It says it on the product and I have used it as such successfully.
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Hey Joshua, that is a "fair question". Our cacao comes from certified fair trade farmers in Ecuador, who are certified through the Fairtrade Foundation. Every package size requires an application to the certifying body to carry their logo, and we are in the process of obtaining the logo for our packaging (as well as organic certification). Until that time, we simply state that the product is fair trade since the source is indeed fair trade. Does that answer your question?
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I cant tell you exactly why they sell it at such a low price but I can say that when I purchased this exact item it came in perfect condition and worked wonders on my skin. So, if your wondering about the validity of the product, its definitely legit. So go for it :P
860642
Yes, it is. I compared it to one I have from a previous purchase from another merchant.
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apparently it is IF you buy from Amazon.com. I would not purchase for that price EVER. I bought for $5 a bottle from a drug store website that included free shipping.