I don't see an organic certification, but do you know anything about how this was grown, specifically if pesticides were used, and if so, what kind?
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There is a label on the bag the lavender came in that states the company name "Moyishi" and says "new and fresh" and "100% organic" but that claim is t backed up by a certification, it's just printed on the label. There's no mention of whether or not pesticides were used to grow this product (or if so, what kind). For that you'd have to contact the seller. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Sorry, I don't have any of that information. The only information on the product's label is a bar code, and "Gourmet Lavender - New Crop". Although I normally wouldn't assume anything, I think the seller would want to tout the product's organic status if it exists. Therefore, since it wasn't stated, I would say it is not organic.
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I wanted to use it in lemonade and bath soaks so it had to be organic, I just asked the seller and she said yes. It's amazing quality though. Hope it helped.
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Morning, Our warehouse is located in San Diego. All our seeds are grown in either Mexico, Nicaragua or Boliva and while they are not certified organic, we have a strict commitment to zero pesticides, chemicals or irradiated cleaning processes. If you visit our website, www.chosenfoods.com, you will get a good understanding of the commitment we have to quality and purity. We lab test many, many other brands of chia seeds - including "organic". Often, those labeled organic have higher concentrations of pesticides and chemicals then those with out the label. Hope this helps!
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It does not say on the packaging only that it is certified organic...email www.ToddsSeeds.com and ask them they are very nice and will be happy to tell you. Great seeds though, sprout really fast with wonderful germination rate.
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As of dec 2015 they claim on there website under questions that all products are tested and free of heavy metals,chemicals pestisides.They take great care in who there growers are.....Thats good enough for me!
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If you buy this from Green Bulk, it is certified organic by QAI. Organic Lot#CP0114/ORG-343
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I think if something is organic it has to be non GMO. Might want to research it though. And my seeds came in a packet similar to product image and not a clear plastic bag.
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The Organic version is made without the use of pesticides, genetic engineering, and so on. This might be helpful to you:http://www.organic.org/home/faq
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It is not something people grow (I associate the word "organic" with organically-grown); it is clay; it is as far as I know made of nothing but clay from the earth. The same for Frontier red clay which has more oxides (and for me works a bit better maybe for that reason as I have hypoxia). So it is "all natural" -- that is not man-made.
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There is no warning or mention of lead anywhere on the label. It says it's grown organically in India on small family farms. Other than that, I can't vouch for it. There's a certain amount of trust involved in organic certified in another country. Do you know where the lead comes from?
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Perhaps they don't have an official organic approval. The label does indicate it is made without pesticides, herbicides, GMO'S, or PCB's. You could contact the company for an answer: http://nutribiotic.com
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While it does imply organic and may well be organic, there are other factors to being 100% organic. The type of fertilizers used would be one factor. I purchase these raisins all the time and they are the best I have ever eaten. Whether they are organic (and it just cost to much to certify) or not organic, they certainly have a head start on those purchased in the supermarkets in that no pesticides are used on them. If you try them, you won't be disappointed. I have mine ordered on "subscribe and save".
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Hi Chris, Thanks for your question. Lilly's answer is correct. It's quite a process. I do have the Organic Certification for all of our ingredients if you would like to see it. If so, just email me through the Amazon system (through our listing you can always contact a Seller) and I'll send it to you. I hope this helps. KennyCEOChristina Moss Naturals
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Yes. The info on the page says: "They are 100% Non-GMO, open-pollinated". They are very clear that these are natural organic seeds in their ad. The packaging is amazing and airtight enough to last almost forever. I haven't had a single seed that didn't grow so far. I see no mention of pesticide, just a lot of pride in being natural organic seeds.
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Hi Sargoli, thank you for your question, it's an important one. It's easy for anyone to claim to be organic, especially online. Our supplier is certified organic, however we can't display the certified organic logo until our product labelling goes through the same process. We just launched this product and so are in the process of getting the certification, and expect to have that within the next month. We can send you the certification from our supplier if you would like that assurance, until we have ours on the package. Thank-you again for your question, I hope you'll give our product a try. - Gerry UPDATE Mar 26, 2014: being new to the organic certification process, naive us discovered there is a mountain trail of paperwork and steps to follow. Who knew? This is going to take a few more months still, and much time, unfortunately. Double discouraging given the supplier is already certified, makes one wonder the value in these detailed processes.
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It is not labeled organic so that should be a red flag. Other than that I do not know.
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Info as found on http://www.nrdc.org/living/stuff/guide-greener-fibers.asp ---"Look for certified organic cotton. Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers or genetically engineered seeds. Even organic cotton may be dyed using heavy metals and toxic substances. Look for products certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), which requires the use of certifed organic cotton manufactured according to low-impact processes (see GOTS sidebar)."
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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.