where does it come from? what country does the sugar originate from?
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the sugar is shipped from TX It is a "product of INdonesia" I am sorry to say, although I believe it to be one of the healthiest natural sugar options, the process of making coconut sugar destroys the trees! making them unable to produce our precious coconuts for coconut, coconut milk, coconut oil, etc :( I found this out only weeks ago and will no longer support this process... have to find another organic sugar option that is not agave.
1155983
Hi Michigan, according to the box it read sugar 0g. So as all the other comments there is no sugar. Blessings!
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According to the Stevita website, the product is grown in the highlands of central southeast South America covering portions of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. So I would assume it is not from China.
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It is just like cane sugar. Some say it is sweeter, others say it is not as sweet. I've never been able to tell the difference. Beet Sugar is the standard in Europe. When I had a food intolerance for cane sugar some years back, I could tolerate beet sugar just fine. Discovered this on a visit to friends in France. I age all the desserts I could stuff in my mouth and had no reaction. Back home in the U.S. I still had a cane sugar intolerance but could eat beet sugar with no problems. Now, though I understand that most beet sugar is GMO (not 100% sure about this, though). If this is an issue, you might consider buying organic if you can find it. It is just like cane sugar. Some say it is sweeter, others say it is not as sweet. I've never been able to tell the difference. Beet Sugar is the standard in Europe. When I had a food intolerance for cane sugar some years back, I could tolerate beet sugar just fine. Discovered this on a visit to friends in France. I age all the desserts I could stuff in my mouth and had no reaction. Back home in the U.S. I still had a cane sugar intolerance but could eat beet sugar with no problems. Now, though I understand that most beet sugar is GMO (not 100% sure about this, though). If this is an issue,... » Read More It is just like cane sugar. Some say it is sweeter, others say it is not as sweet. I've never been able to tell the difference. Beet Sugar is the standard in Europe. When I had a food intolerance for cane sugar some years back, I could tolerate beet sugar just fine. Discovered this on a visit to friends in France. I age all the desserts I could stuff in my mouth and had no reaction. Back home in the U.S. I still had a cane sugar intolerance but could eat beet sugar with no problems. Now, though I understand that most beet sugar is GMO (not 100% sure about this, though). If this is an issue, you might consider buying organic if you can find it. « Show Less
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It's naturally occurring sugar alcohol. Do an internet search to read more about it.
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I no longer have the box, but the recipe book/brochure was printed in China, so likely that is the country of origin for all of it. We live in an age of globalization and international trade benefits everyone.
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The packaging does not say anything about the country of origin. I'm not sure where it's sourced from.
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the can doesn't say what kind of sugar it is. you would have to ask the company that sells it.
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I am not sure. I understand South America grows a lot of Chia seeds but which specific country, I do not know nor o I know where these specific seeds come from.
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Yes, the origin is China. That is where Fo-ti is native to... I have no problem with that, in fact it is working quite well in my longevity elixir tincture.
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Well, I didn't really know so I went and looked at the label since I still have unopened bottles. It just says "Sugar". It doesn't say "high fructose or corn syrup". As I don't believe this is a product of the US, you would have to consider the labeling laws of the country of production to determine if they are trying to mislabel this.
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I didn't inspect the packaging, and didn't really concern myself with it's origin. My guess would be China...what ISN'T made in China these days?
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It's grown in the Caribbean. This item is from Singapore. It originates in West Africa.
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I would think it comes from Indonesia the herb it self because that's where this fruit grows. All I know is it works if you take it correctly if you start stop and don't take it like you should then obviously it wont work to all. As for where it comes from china or else where with all the garbage that we eat in this country and we have to take this because our food makes us FAT who cares where it comes from this product from this company works......
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In response to my email inquiry, Mood and Mind company rep says its stevia is grown in South America and packaged in China. The China connection that I am finding with every brand of stevia (that I've checked so far) is enough to make me go back to sugar or do without. I think the China connection is stevia's dirty little secret that none of the manufacturers seem to be very upfront about. Disheartening.
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I'm sorry, but I can't shed any light on this question. I can tell you that it is just as good as Lion's Brand produced in India.It is very sweet, but I don't believe they add sugar. It is just the natural date product. Please contact The Date Lady for your answer and confirmation of my statement. Best of Luck.
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According to the Wisdom website, SweetLeaf Stevia® Sweetener is responsibly sourced from indigenous fields in South America and other areas around the globe. Stevia is native to South America. It's highly recommended to use organic stevia to avoid allergy issues, and but I trust both versions of SweetLeaf/Wisdom. Here's a link to get some background on the company http://www.sweetleaf.com/sweetleaf-story