Is this SUSTAINABLE Palm Oil? Can the manufacturer put it on the label for us to see? Or does it already state somewhere on the bottle that it is?
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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'm sorry I do not know if this palm oil is sustainable, I can not read the label because oil leaked on the label and can not be read.SorryDave W.
1257275
I thought that I had read that somewhere. If you go to www.essentialdepot.com there is a place where you can ask questions and they will get back to you
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No where on the bottle does it state it's Kosher. You could probably call 1-888-299-oils, and they will answer that question. It is organic and "NONGMO Project Verified."
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I e-mailed the company about it and here's the reply I got... ------------------------------------------------------------ Hello Alan, Thank you for your inquiry. We take great pride in offering the highest quality available. All our oils are 100% pure therapeutic grade oils. They are accepted to be used by naturopaths, aromatherapists and natural practitioners. We have chosen to not add any bases, carriers, parafins, additives, etc to any of our oils. No pesticides, synthetic chemicals, herbicides, gmos, harmful chemicals or natural fertilizers are ever used during any stage of the growing or distillation process. All USDA food/product safety guidelines are strictly followed by our suppliers. This is very important to us and something we do not compromise on. The internal use question is one we get quite often. Because many people use essential oils for self-medication and we are not licensed aromatherapists, we have to be very careful with the freedom given people in this respect. We do not know what medications, quantities and allergies people may have. We put "for external use" on our labeling for our own liability. This is very common practice in the US and many other companies that sell therapeutic grade oils, also put this on their labeling. Essential oils are highly concentrated and have the capacity to cause serious damage if used internally without the necessary expertise required in administering it. This is supported by the International Federation of Aromatherapists that does not recommend ingestion of essential oils unless under the supervision of a Medical Doctor who is also qualified in clinical aromatherapy. That being said, many of our loyal customers use our oils internally since they are the highest quality available, but we leave this up to the customer. We hope this information helped you, please let us know if you have further questions or comments. All our best, Edens Garden www.edensgarden.com ------------------------------------------------------------ I hope that helps!
1301020
Hi there. No palm oil in it - the only ingredient is "certified organic shea butter". The consistency would be like if you put your finger into butter that was out of the fridge...it's definitely not rock hard, but not loose & soft (if that makes sense)....I can easily stick my finger in it and scoop it out.
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imported from Morocco bottled in the us 100% organic certification. thats the only information on the bottle. the Moroccon oil was recommended by my dermotologist
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I am reading the label on a recently purchased 32oz plastic container of TheraVita Paradise coconut oil: Under "Why we think Thera Vita Paradise is the healthiest Coconut Oil on the planet", I read the list of reasons this product is so great. At the bottom of the list is "non-gmo, then BPA free". I can attest that there is no plastic taste to the product, and I have had great results, cooking and personal (dry skin is vanishing, and a more youthful glow is apparent).
1933593
The bottle label, does not say certified organic. It does have a stamp that says " 100% pure natural product". It also states "100 % pure organic". Ingrediant listing has only "100 % Pure Virgin Organic Argan Nut Oil
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It says organic on the label and when you receive the bottle you will get a very nice paper with all the explanation about the oil, where it comes from and I beleive it explains that it's organic :)
1979612
Yes, I think it is a non-detergent oil. unfortunately I can't look up the directions to verify and post, as I do not have the bottle anymore.
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Today I received two bottles 30-count each. Yes, bottles -- they've discontinued the blister packs. Where previously it read "Hydrogenated palm oil" they have dropped the hydgrogenated and now it says simply "palm oil." Hmm...
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yes! if you visit the now food web site they state that the oils are edible and list the ones that are not. This oil is my favorite from all of their oils (and hope they make an organic one soon!) I add it to water every day and it tastes great.
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It's coconut oil, not palm oil. It has a very slight coconut smell and is clear or white when solid.
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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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There's no indication on the bottle for where its producer - Seychelles Organics - is based but it uses the Heritage store address - Edgar Cayce's institute - (www.heritagestore.com) so you might be able to find out through them. They are a very responsible organization - usually their products are excellent. The bottle bears the "eco-friendly/cruelty-free" label. But if you are concerned about the oils seed workers - who in some places are exposed to dangerous substances in the oil refining, you will have to research this with the Heritage people. 1-800-862-2923. BTW: This is the finest castor oil I've ever used. There's no indication on the bottle for where its producer - Seychelles Organics - is based but it uses the Heritage store address - Edgar Cayce's institute - (www.heritagestore.com) so you might be able to find out through them. They are a very responsible organization - usually their products are excellent. The bottle bears the "eco-friendly/cruelty-free" label. But if you are concerned about the oils seed workers - who in some places are exposed to dangerous substances in the oil refining, you will have to research this with the Heritage people. 1-800-862-2923. BTW: This is the... » Read More There's no indication on the bottle for where its producer - Seychelles Organics - is based but it uses the Heritage store address - Edgar Cayce's institute - (www.heritagestore.com) so you might be able to find out through them. They are a very responsible organization - usually their products are excellent. The bottle bears the "eco-friendly/cruelty-free" label. But if you are concerned about the oils seed workers - who in some places are exposed to dangerous substances in the oil refining, you will have to research this with the Heritage people. 1-800-862-2923. BTW: This is the finest castor oil I've ever used. « Show Less
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I had the exact same concern because the labeling says it's the same product. I did some research and was surprised by what I learned. According to what I read, it's only olive oil that is genuinely graded between virgin and extra virgin and apparently regarding organic coconut oil, there is no distinction whatever--only one kind! I was quite surprised but it does taste exactly the same as the old product which I have been using for about 7 years.
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As far as I can tell by the info on the label, it does not refer to being made from plants, nor does it specifically say that it is organic. However, it does indicate that it is food grade. I've been taking it for quite some months now and feel that it is doing my body good to get rid of toxins and heavy metals.
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All that the bottle says is "100% pure unrefined red palm oil. Direct from the heart of west Africa." Hope this helps you