They brag about not being "Chinese Imports" but do not say where these soap nuts are grown. From where does this company acquire their soap nuts?
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Genuine USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC soap nuts / soap berries. - #1 brand in America! - Award winning, premium 'Select' de-seeded. - Fresh, saponin-rich, wild-harvested, sun-As As it clearly states at the very beginning of the product description on the NaturOil web site, soap nuts are, QUOTE: "dried Sapindus Mukorossi fruit from pristine Himalayans of India." I suggest you do more research before asking a basic question like this from people like me who use and love this fine product, particularly when including incorrect statements in your query. I am a totally satisfied customer for over a year now and will never go back to gluey, chemical-laden "laundry soaps."
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Who knows? As I said I tied to clarify thing with them but they are not willing to provide accurate information in writing or otherwise..They say "it is a private proprietor" information and they can not disclose where the materials come from or what is in their coating. Well, they verbally state that it can be from Germany but there is no written/official confirmation that this information is indeed accurate. They also stated that the way they make things cvhanges all the time. So, as I said they are totally incompetent as a company. I wouldn't trust anything unless it came in writing or they had that information posted on their website..All we can say at this point is that this item is assembled in USA....nothing more beyond that..I have a suspicion that it is from Chinese materials otherwise why wouldn't they be willing to reply to my written request confirming that? I returned it as I don't want to be fooled. If It's not on a paper, there is no proof what it is exactly and where it came from...Let me know if you come across things not made in China :) I found pots and pans, silverware and more things but it's tough...Hope this helps...
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First, did you notice that ever since you posted this the FAKE reviewers started posting reviews of various stars because you pointed out a flaw in their obvious plan to flood this market with fake reviews?! Also, there is no mention of where the pan comes from but it seems like China with all the fake Asian reviewers on here. Why doesn't Amazon look into this and get rid of their products? I wouldn't trust their products or their company for anything!
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I noticed other answers. Those are distributors/sellers. It only mentions that it's processed in a plant that processes your typical allergens (nuts, etc.) and it does not say where it is manufactured. I have heard NOW does use China, but best to contact them.
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Nothing on the bottle says anything about the sources. I would look at they website, it details manufacturing, standards, etc. They strive for non-GMO and have strict standards and an open plant to physicians. You could give them a call to confirm that products are not sourced from China. Hope this helps.
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My container reads that the catnip was grown in North America and that the Kong Co is in Golden, Colorado. I surprised that it didn't read "Made in China."
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I wondered the same thing, as I will not knowingly ingest anything from China. WAY too risky. In reading the reviews, I found the answer. If you click on the 1 star reviews, so that it shows you ONLY those, and scroll down to the review by Gary Joseph, dated August 2014, he says he called the company and asked that question. ANSWER: CHINA. It seems many of their products are from China, which I guess explains the good prices. I'll grit my teeth and pay higher prices and stay away from supplements from China.
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I'm sorry, I really don't know. The only thing that I can say is that it probably doesn't come from China - the quality is better than their usual cheap stuff. WRONG! Found out different. See above.
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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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The ingredients are all listed in Chinese...I think they make the soap base out of bees wax and alkalai..all natural...just about the only soap I can use without getting itchy skin...and it smells good enough to eat...But DON"T
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NaturOli does soap berries from China (or any other botanical). If the berries were from China, they would not be USDA certified organic. They are wild crafted in Northern India.
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I just called Bulksupplements to be sure and they confirmed that their current stock is from CHINA. Maybe it was from france before, but not any longer. With all the heavy metals and pollution in china, I would skip on this.
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No one has a clue because Todds buys BULK seeds and repacks them. They could be - and I would not be surprised- from China. Todds was selling Mung beans from "Kansas" , and finally admitted that they were actually from China. I would be very suspect of anything from this factory repacker.
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I've read that Braga purchases their seeds from China!!!! I've stopped buying this brand. Read the comments on Amazon website for more information as some of the people really did their homework.
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I don't know. I went to Nutrigold's website, but there is nothing there that indicates a foreign source. They do indicate that their sources are carefully vetted, selected, and all product source is tested for purity and quality. They also refer to "local sources". Those facts and the non-GMO indicator would seem to indicate, at least to me, that everything is sourced in the USA.
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So buying Mexican and Chinese, Korean, etc etc import products is Ok... but someone asks about the Koch brothers who happen to be Americans manufacturing paper towels and giving to our American Soldiers and many other Charities ? .....how ironic.....
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Nancy: I just noticed on the canister I have it says "product of China", yet the company is located in Sun Valley, California, so your guess is as good as mine. I do intend to send an e-mail to the company for further information.