There is nothing on the label that says that is certified ORGANIC. How can you put that in the description of the product?
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I'm Mike from SmartyPants. SmartyPants uses as many organic ingredients as possible. We use organic black carrot juice, organic turmeric, organic cane sugar, and organic tapioca syrup. Currently, the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP) recognizes no fish oil as "organic". However, we believe the eco-friendly fish oil in our gummies meets all of the NOP requirements for "organic" compliance; and we are working with our manufacturer to obtain this designation. Though not yet designated 'organic', our fish oil is USP Certified, cold pressed, and eco-friendly, sourced from only anchovy and sardine. I'm Mike from SmartyPants. SmartyPants uses as many organic ingredients as possible. We use organic black carrot juice, organic turmeric, organic cane sugar, and organic tapioca syrup. Currently, the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP) recognizes no fish oil as "organic". However, we believe the eco-friendly fish oil in our gummies meets all of the NOP requirements for "organic" compliance; and we are working with our manufacturer to obtain this designation. Though not yet designated 'organic', our fish oil is USP Certified, cold pressed, and eco-friendly, sourced from... » Read More I'm Mike from SmartyPants. SmartyPants uses as many organic ingredients as possible. We use organic black carrot juice, organic turmeric, organic cane sugar, and organic tapioca syrup. Currently, the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP) recognizes no fish oil as "organic". However, we believe the eco-friendly fish oil in our gummies meets all of the NOP requirements for "organic" compliance; and we are working with our manufacturer to obtain this designation. Though not yet designated 'organic', our fish oil is USP Certified, cold pressed, and eco-friendly, sourced from only anchovy and sardine. « Show Less
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I'm Mike from SmartyPants. SmartyPants uses as many organic ingredients as possible. We use organic black carrot juice, organic turmeric, organic cane sugar, and organic tapioca syrup. Currently, the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP) recognizes no fish oil as "organic". However, we believe the eco-friendly fish oil in our gummies meets all of the NOP requirements for "organic" compliance; and we are working with our manufacturer to obtain this designation. Though not yet designated 'organic', our fish oil is USP Certified, cold pressed, and eco-friendly, sourced from only anchovy and sardine.
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Nothing on the label specifies it. So as a general rule of thumb, if any product doesn't specifically says Non GMO/Organic - it means it's GMO.
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There is nothing on the packaging to indicate if organic or not. I suggest you go to there website, you might find the answer there. It's a very informative site
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Actual answer to this question... It's not 100% organic or even close... Label says 70%... that doesn't meet the USDA guidelines for labeling a product as organic. Certain ingredients are organic... others are not. Whether those ingredients that are listed have the USDA organic certification is something you would have to ask the manufacturer about. I know this question thread is old but the answers are very lacking.
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If this product was truly certified organic, it would have a label on it. I do not see a USDA organic label on any of the pictures that you have. Why does the description say organic if there is no label?
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I find it generally curious that a product that boldly claims superiority can not show more evidence of their certified status. So I would like to add my question: yes, who certified this product? And if in fact it perhaps is not certified but still organic, just say so and provide a track record of this product. That would be more responsible...
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I am not sure if it is organic. There is no statement about this product being organic or not.
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There is no such statement on my label!! This is a wonderful pure organic product!!
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most products that claim to be organic actually aren't. there aren't really firm regulations around what makes a product certified organic and no laws against slapping organic on a label...if you truly want to know if this product is legit, you may be better off contacting the manufacturer directly or looking up steps to determine validity on the usda's website.
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You know what?.I was wandering the same thing.They claim it's organic,but no USDA stamp on it.I will call the company and ask for verification.
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I don't think it is organic. I doubt I could find one that was organic or I would have bought that, unless it was so high priced it was cost prohibitive or it said organic with a poor rating. I no longer have the bag it came in because I transferred it to a jar and keep it in the frig. I am on my last bag, so could not check the fine print.
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I'm sorry, but I have no idea. To tell the truth, even if I am told by a seller that something is organic etc etc, I don't necessarily believe them. Usually don't.
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If the package doesn't say organic then it is not certified organic. These appear to be high quality seeds. Enjoy!
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The bags purchased from simplevecology have an organic label. Not sure if its certified.
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It does NOT state that it is "certified" only that it is "100% Pure Organic" so my guess is that it's not certified.
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I purchased this tea and it was labeled organic but I personally cannot guarantee that is certified. the tea is very good and I would recommend it.
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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.