Did these seeds come from organically grown plants? Are they certified organic?
459680
I looked on the package, and it doesn't say anywhere that they are organic. That makes me think that they probably aren't. I wish they were. They are great plants though, I am loving mine!
1910094
The seeds are QAI certified, not USDA, and since the seeds are repackaged, they do not transfer the organic seal. The repackaging facility is not a certified organic facility (you are correct, too expensive), so the seal is not transferred
357009
They are organic & non GMO. We're already on our 3rd generation of some seeds. They give and give. Just collect wisely.
317056
I believe they are organic but not positive. mine sprouted after an overnight soak within 24 hours. Very quick and nice!
1910093
Of course not, they're organic which it's 100% GMO free or non GMO. Contact the seller for further inquiries.
39054
Hi there I've used these seeds before, they seem to be slightly washed but not to a great extent, I find its hit and miss some batches are processed very well others are dirty and earthy, I would round up by saying that they are natural and have had little washing.
156068
When I was buying it wasn't raw seeds. They were roasted with salt. But these says in ingredients only organic sunflower seeds. It means if it's not in the ingredients, it's not in the product. Look at the pic.
2036853
Yes. Pkg says Organic Alfalfa-Sprouting. Genetically engineered wouldn't be organic. These seeds produce delicious sprouts. We'll buy them again.
452821
They are certified organic which meens that legally they can not be GMO. As always though being a consumer we simply trusting that the seller is providing what they say. They sprout well and are verry tasty though. Hope that helps.
113358
The company is in WI. The item states 100% organic. It does not state where the seeds are from
1539073
Todd's Seeds has moved to a new, larger facility, which has not yet been certified as an organic repackaging facility. Once our new warehouse gets certified, we can then legally use the term organic and the USDA seal on our packaging. Until then, it wouldn't be appropriate to use the term organic, though the seeds are organic and there's nothing we do to them when repackaging them into smaller bags that cause them to not be organic. We're strictly talking about certification issues that actually have nothing to do with the seeds.
710394
I called the company after I received the box of seeds and they are the ones who supply to Bobs Red Mill. They come from Mexico, but the box also came with a certificate showing the lab analysis and the breakdown of the product contents. They state they have no pesticides,etc. and when I talked with the company the gentleman stated they were indeed organic. I've been using this box for quite some time and all is well. But price for price it's about the same as you would pay from Wegman's whole foods section. The best part is the grocery store doesn't provide a lab analysis, but the Chosen Foods company does. They are wholesalers and supply to many companies. Hope this helps with info you need to make a realistic decision.
1726572
The answer is that they are not USDA certified. They are very quality oriented, but can not file for a certification because the costs are too high. As for the quality of the vegetables... You can taste the difference. If you are looking for great seed, they are your best bet. If looking for certified only, they are sorry that they can not get certified.
646675
They do have organic flours, and they all say so on the container. This does not say certified organic ANYWHERE on the label. There is a Hodgson Mill Organic Wheat Gluten however. I find that if it doesn't say organic, it isn't. I bought the Hodgson Mill because of that.
2053635
I can say Yes to untreated seeds. Check with Renee's Garden Seeds for certified organic
133751
I don't know but I'd say unless they say organic in the name probably not. I did get some organic heirloom tomato seeds from seeds and things but not all their stuff is organic. After I had already bought the seeds I found this: http://www.treehugger.com/lawn-garden/10-best-seed-companies-selected-by-readers.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MrBrownThumbTreeHugger+%28MrBrownThumb+TreeHugger%29 which was cool, they have both pdf catalogs and free hard copies (if you don't mind waiting for them to mail). How this helps :)
715387
Not sure, but it comes from Koda Farms which is a certified organic facility