Is this from grass-fed cows and pastured pork?
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If this product truly is grass fed and pasture raised, then why does it not give any reference whatsoever to this anywhere on the product container. It says absolutely nothing about being grass fed, organic, or pastured. Very suspicious that they won't claim it on the bottle, but only on their website in fine print. I doubt it's actually grass fed or pastures.
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No! Those are lies by bloggers who are affiliates and want your cash commissions. There is nothing GMO-free or rBGH-free here, it's conventionally farmed. Do you seriously think if this product were grass-fed and free from GMOs that it wouldn't be plastered all over the label? THINK! It's from Argentina. Google, your friend, will show you pictures of factory farmed animals in cages along with articles that state US-style factory farming has now replaced grass-fed beef in their country due to high demands for their meat. Sneaky, huh!?
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The cows are grass-fed but the pigs aren't pastured. The information is in the FAQ section of Great Lake's website http://www.greatlakesgelatin.com/consumer/FAQs.php
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As per a company representative, there are two gelatines in red containers: one is beef and the other is pork. Per the representative, if the container (product info) says beef (bovine), then the product will only be made of beef; likewise, if the container (product info) says pork (porcine),the product will only be made of pork.
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No, the gelatin is only from cows. The product description has been updated.
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The manufacturer does not state that Great Lakes gelatin comes from grass fed cattle. I do not think it is 100% grass fed I have been searching for it i could not find it.
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I don't remember where the pork came from. I only remember the company was based in California. I am sure they would answer that question from their website or via telephone.
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Since it comes from "pastured" cows it should be there. You might contact the farm and ensure they feed NO grain and the butter used if ONLY from grass fed animals.
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Actually the website "Only Natural Pet" states that it is Pork liver so Now I'm wondering what it really is. Pork or Beef?
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I do not know although it doesnt appear to be. I have been buying grass fed butter for a while and the new zealand doesnt taste good and its way to solid, even at room temp. Pure Indian foods Grass fed Ghee is by far one of the best Ive tasted although a bit expensive. Second to that os Ancient Organics grass fed butter which is great although they have doubled their price.
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The label doesn't say if it is bovine or pork, but label does say that it has rice flour and magnesium sterate which is derived from vegetable. The label just mentions gelatine capsules and doesn't give specifics on what it is made of.
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Nowhere on their website does it say anything about grass fed cows. Amish "style" rolled butter, not made by anyone Amish that i can see. I was on Minerva.com
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The bottle simply says "Gelatin." I'm sure this refers to a common gelatin capsule. If you are concerned about beef and/or pork sourced gelatin you will need to contact the manufacturer.
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The package does not indicate if it comes from grass fed beef. The ingredient just says "Pure Beef Gelatin". I would suggest emailing the producer NOW Real Food.
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No. But it does have animal fat in the form of suet but there is meat in it.
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Grass fed doesn't need the organic label. The cows are allowed to feed, roam and grow on their natural diet, grass. They're free of antibiotics which are used in mainstream CAFO, confined animal feeding operations, in order to make them grow faster and prevent diseases due to their substandard living conditions. Grass fed is the ideal.
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No, that's the reason I buy it. It's USDA, Proudly made in America. I was buying dog treats at Costco only to find out the meat came from China. Not happy about that.
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Looking again at their website they seem to have grass fed which is labeled grass fed and some that is not so I would make sure it is labeled grass fed...
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No! Soy sauce, corn syrup, suger, water, salt... Etc... See nothing that would be animal products
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Not sure, but it comes from Koda Farms which is a certified organic facility
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my container says soy free grass fed cows, reading down under the 20 grams of protein. I did not buy it from Amazon