Is this a certified sustainable product? (Otherwise, this product endangers rain forests and orangutans.)
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Hi M. Loughin,Our Red Palm Oil is RSPO certified. By partnering with Natural Habitats in Ecuador we ensure that no deforestation or habitat destruction results from the growing or harvesting process. You may learn more here:http://nutiva.com/nutiva-introduces-organic-red-palm-oil/Thank you, The Nutiva Team
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Yes I believe so-s mazing stuff too! Great for popcorn, stir fries, great taste and good for your health.
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This product is NOT Vegan or Vegetarian friendly. For example, it's made with gelatine capsules which are derived from animal sources. This product is worthless, has caffeine as its main ingredient (dirt cheap) and the company is scamming and threatening its customers. Google them and you'll see it for yourself. Tread carefully.
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I am an organic grower myself, and I have a friend that is a scientist at the USDA lab. Don't fool yourself, just because it has the USDA seal does not mean it's up to your organic standards. Very often organic farms use substances that are more dangerous than conventional pesticides and fertilizers. The USDA does not run everything through a GCMS, the company just has to meet certain standards, they can still lie about things. I bought this for my cosmetics business to do R&D;, and it is very good quality, so I am happy with it.
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I answered but have one more point..Mu bottle says Certified by Ecocert... Ask MOGADOR for the certification..I am going to Google Ecocert..
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It does not say sustainable anywhere on the label. I use it for soap and it seems to have a good shelf life.
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I can find NO information "specifically" relative to your question, however, it is "Earth Friendly" and "Environmentally Responsible." It is also "Biodegradable", "Non-Toxic" and contains no chlorine but I can find no information about the use or treatment of animals during formulation or production. I am sorry I cannot be of further help in answering your question
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You definitely MUST check with your vet. Some products for one species are toxic to others. You need to check with a trusted expert.
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I do not see that this lists what it is made of however, it does state that it is non-toxic and environmentally safe
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I'm not sure. It doesn't say anything about it being certified organic on the bottle.
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The material is our ecoFLEX® Composite made from recycled polymers and reclaimed wood fibers. It is 100% non-toxic and will not harm any animals that come in contact with it or happen to chew on it or even ingest any particles.We have an independent outside lab report to support this claim if you'd like it. If so please email us at cs at clickhere2shop dot com. Thank you, and let us know if you have further questions.
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I think if it was BPA Free they'd be bragging about it and it would be indicated in an easily found manner. The fact that no one can find the info means to me that it is not BPA. Texas is not the most ecologically friendly or health-oriented environment as a whole. The Amazon ad here says that they were made from recycled plastics which is likely more of an economical rather than ecological or health oriented decision, IMHO.
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By the way, my unit is not this exact model. It has 2 tiered towers, with a rectangular shaped sleeper in the center with a key hole shaped opening. Also has a rope and two toy balls. She is not on it 24/7 and as far as being concerned about toxicity, what isn't made from some form of compound that could be potentially harmful? Nearly everything does. I wouldn't worry about it. You don't need to buy a $400 organic cat tree.
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Their claims have not been regulated, not sure if the product is. However, I can't imagine the "sharks" from Shark Tank, getting involved if this product wasnt safe.
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Palm oil isn't sustainable and has some of the worst harvesting practices of any substance on the planet. Avoid it if possible.
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No. The Ironwood Gourmet website only states, "products [are] made with environmentally-friendly and renewable material". Sounds nice, but it's an empty statement.
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They should be illegal. Danger to wildlife and certainly not a green product. http://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/litter/chineselanterns
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I don't know. I certainly hope not as it's an algae based product for humans. Let me know if you find out.