Is this product CSA (Canada) approved?
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I did see a small "CSA" marking . There is a "ANSI A112.18.1" marking . They give a toll free number for Canada 1-800-387-0369 this might help.
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You can read more about them from this website;http://www.ysorganic.com/history.htmlHowever the product I purchased says it's headquarters are in Sheridan Illinois but that the product itself is either from Brazil or Canada. Hope this helps! ^_^ Since then I've talked to people who had actual organic farms in the states before the contamination made it impossible (I live in TN) and that this tastes authentic although their memory of their own honey is of course superior, hehe. Try it and review the company page I sent you. -Dani.
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Even certified organic products can, and often do contain dangerous heavy metals like lead. See here: http://www.lowheavymetalsverified.org/ Or here: http://www.doctoroz.com/episode/whistleblower-who-found-poison-americas-food Or do a Google search for something like, "heavy metals in organic food" The problem is that heavy metal levels in food aren't regulated by either the FDA or the USDA. USDA organic certification doesn't include heavy metals certification or regulation. That isn't to say that non-organic products are any better. Also since a warning on the label is completely voluntary, I wouldn't equate the lack of a warning about lead to mean that it has any safer lead levels than products that contain a warning. On another Dr Oz clip which I cannot find on the internet, it was said that IN GENERAL, organic products grown in Canada and California are less likely to be contaminated with heavy metals than those that come from Asia. It's not about the organic certification being untrustworthy because the certification doesn't include heavy metal certification, it's more about how likely the land is to be contaminated with heavy metals in the first place. Land is contaminated through gasoline (the gasoline industry spread lead on most of the world's soil through leaded gasoline), batteries that everyone throws in the trash, paint that ends up dumped out or in trash, or painted surfaces leaching, etc. Heavy metals leach into the soil, then end up in water then migrate far and wide. That's why I think Canadian products are least likely to be contaminated. I reason that all that Canadian wilderness helps Canada in this regard. If there is a choice, I always buy Canadian Organic products now. Also they regulate heavy metals. Next choice, California, last choice Asia.
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I do not believe that this product is FDA approved but according to the product description Every Best Naturals product is manufactured according to Good Manufacturing Practices and is tested to either match or exceed the stringent norms and specifications set forth by the FDA. I am seeing results from using this product.
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Hello, Phytoceramides in general have been approved by the FDA as being safe for consumption. The FDA DOES NOT approve any particular brand of Phytoceramides or any supplement for that matter. It is illegal for any brand to advertise that their specific product is approved by the FDA. Our sister company,where this product is made,is one of the largest Softgel manufacturers in the U.S. and their facility is cGMP, USP and NSF certified. Thank You.
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It says it is USDA organic certified. And it says it was manufactured in Canada. It doesn't say specifically where it is harvested.
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Diana, Hansgrohe's website states the following about the product: cUPC Listed products comply with applicable sections of the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), National Plumbing Code of Canada, and International Plumbing Code (IPC), as well as applicable sections of ASME A112.18.1-2012 / CSA B125.1-12. Sincerely, Goedeker's
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My experience with Canada green grass is not very good. I got a lot of weeds a few months after I applied the seeds.
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Sorry, the USDA does not allow Citrus to be shipped to Canada. You might want to google the finger limes, as there is a company in Australia that can ship them directly to Canada as one commonwealth country to another. They can't ship to the USA, but Canada isn't a problem.
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The manufacturer states "CSA Commercial indoor approved." The majority of other Butane Stoves carry "For Outdoor Use Only" or similar warnings. CSA - Canadian Standards Association - is accredited by the American National Standards Institute. The real concern can be Carbon Monoxide - and the design of the regulator & air mix into the burner unit can make a big difference that shows up in the price.
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In the USA it must be grown organic by you for you to state you're selling organic produce. Organic produce certification in foreign countries is beyond my realm of knowledge; I suggest you ask the seller or do further independent research online.Have a great day! :)
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I ordered these canisters through Amazon - so the seller American Atelier was taken care through them, for me. I haven't ordered anything directly from a Canadian company.
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According to the produut description, it contains flame retardants.... "Flame retardant, meets CPSIA, CPAI-84, ASTM F963-11 and Canadian safety standards"
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Only thing I have found on the container is "distributed By body uprising enterprises, Toronto ON"It is certified by the USDA though
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I have set up this item also in amazon.ca now. I do not know if it works or not. As selling in different site in amazon make me confuse. you can also buy this from our own company web store direct : http://sedna-shop.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=60 best regards Sedna
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Our sinks are not stamped CSA approved. They are considered art sinks so you might check to see if standard regulations apply to them.
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I'm not sure why you wouldn't address your "concern" with the distributor directly. The only agency (currently) in this country that oversees and approves organic certifications is the USDA. I'm assuming you "knew" this already. But you asked as if there was more than one. I can't "protect" you from being "hurt" any more than a little green and brown sticker can,lol. What an unfortunate requirement you have. I'm an enthusiastically satisfied customer!! I've been using this company's raw butters for quite a bit of time now. And from the strength of mine and my family's experience alone I will speak it's utmost praise. They even have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Which again makes your "concern" more troubling. If you purchase the product, receive the product and it doesn't have your super sticker on it? Guess what? You get to return it! Aaaaand collect your money spent. I CAN say that they ARE compliant with the OTA's standard. Good luck strange friend! Love, Peace and Blessings...Always (*.*).V..