Is this USDA approved organic?
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No. Like many of the other reviewers I found the beeswax to have a strong plastic chemical smell. I use USDA Organic from J Edwards International.
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Yes, it is organic and it works great. I have been pleased with the results.
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There is also a QAI certification noted on the back (Quality Assurance International) so you can look at their website to determine just how it is certified organic. Plus my package has the USDA stamp on the front label.
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Laurie, The package says 'Organic' but does NOT have the green and white USDA organic label. The toddsseds.com website hits all the right keywords 'heirloom', 'organic', 'non-gmo', and 'open-pollinated' in their general business description. I haven't followed up with the company...if they're on the level they should be able to provide a copy of organic certification.--please post a review if with what you find out, if you get a satisfactory answer from Todd's.--jylle
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Hi Andrea,From all that I saw when I Googled it, the is yes, it is organic, but you must buy the food grade DE to be sure of that. If you just type it into Google, you'll get MANY! answers.Good luck! Irene
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Hello Sarah Belviso,I did not see USDA certified organic on the container I received and checked the website that was listed on the label but did not see anything that said USDA certified there either. All I saw was "NetPatrol" certified on the website. Here is the website: http://www.essentialdepot.com/ I even called them directly on 1-866-840-2495 but the operator was not able to answer that question so she told me to send an email to: Techdept@essentialdepot.com Hopefully they will respond to you quickly with additional information. Michelle
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I have just learned if it does not have the "USDA ORGANIC" seal on the package then it may not be. I found the produce by "HERBS India" does have the seal. I like their produce much better. It a fine powder with far less grit.
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I don't see any organic USDA label on this product. So to me it looks like it very well may be gmo since most corn is derived from gmos and ascorbyl palmitate is derived from corn.
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Technically an organic product is only proven to be organic if it has been labeled with the USDA label. So these may advertise as organic, but without the USDA certification you can't really be sure.
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It is labeled Organic. Don't have a bag here right now to verify the non-gmo. Although, it is USDA organic as well which should mean it's also non-gmo.
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The label says it's 100% Pure, and 100% Natural. There's nothing on the label about it being organic.
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if it has the USDA Organic seal on it then I trust it because to have that seal, you have to go through a pretty strict application process. The term "Organic" is legally defined and contrary to what the other poster said, cannot be "watered down" by big companies. The seal will tell you who certified it as organic. USDA Organic is as good as it gets, but I appreciate that they went through both the Oregon Tilth and USDA certification processes. This is why I chose this product over the others. On the other hand, if you see the word "natural," that has no legal meaning and can be bandied about by big companies as much as they want. if it has the USDA Organic seal on it then I trust it because to have that seal, you have to go through a pretty strict application process. The term "Organic" is legally defined and contrary to what the other poster said, cannot be "watered down" by big companies. The seal will tell you who certified it as organic. USDA Organic is as good as it gets, but I appreciate that they went through both the Oregon Tilth and USDA certification processes. This is why I chose this product over the others. On the other hand, if you see the word "natural," that... » Read More if it has the USDA Organic seal on it then I trust it because to have that seal, you have to go through a pretty strict application process. The term "Organic" is legally defined and contrary to what the other poster said, cannot be "watered down" by big companies. The seal will tell you who certified it as organic. USDA Organic is as good as it gets, but I appreciate that they went through both the Oregon Tilth and USDA certification processes. This is why I chose this product over the others. On the other hand, if you see the word "natural," that has no legal meaning and can be bandied about by big companies as much as they want. « Show Less
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USDA? I didn't know that the two we're separable... but it is "Certified Organic." It's fabulous oil.
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The package I received is the same as the photo. No USDA Organic label on it.
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It is not labeled organic so that should be a red flag. Other than that I do not know.
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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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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