Does anyone know where this item is from? I am interested in finding the origin of this item. Does anyone know where it is grown/harvested?
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Regular and Organic Spirulina are grown in India by Parry Nutraceutitcals. They are processed in their respective country and packaged here in Bloomingdale, IL USA.
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NOW used to get their spirulina from the prisitne waters of Hawaii. It smelled good, tasted good and mixed well.They now get their spirulina from India, most likely because it's cheaper. it smells bad, mixes very poorly, (leaving green clots behind that look like pond scum) and tastes like it was harvested from the water in the Ganges. The best tasting spirulina I have found comes from Hawaii and California.
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S.Fox,Can you recommend specific brands for "the best tasting spirulina"? How about some weblinks? Thanks.
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If you look up earthworks health there is a page that explains how they harvest it. From what I remember it is mined from deposits from old lake beds. We use this at my home for several things and love it.
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I've used mine up, and so can't say for sure, but as I recall I was somehow pleasantly surprised re. that. I'm not sure they're grown in the US, but the way I remember it they are NOT from China. And, also, I did really like them, and do plan to reorder... :) Hope that helps...
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Amazon asked me to answer this. Know idea why. All I know is it was a gift to my dad in PA. He loves it. It's been a year and a half and it is fruiting. He keeps it in a pot and brings it in in the winter.
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There is nothing on the container to say where it actually was harvested. Other then in the name Ceylon. They have their website on the package indusorganics.com, if you go to the website they say that this product comes from Sri Lanka and Southern India and is not the Cassia form which comes from Indonesia and Vietnam and is no good for you in large amounts.
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According to the Stevita website, the product is grown in the highlands of central southeast South America covering portions of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. So I would assume it is not from China.
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It says on my package: Kevala International, LLC, Dallas Texas. Doesn't really say where it's grown. Their website is www.kevala.net . Hope that helps!
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It doesn't say anywhere on the bottle what kind of plant it comes from. I'm not using it for cooking, just putting in a diffuser to sent a room. I'm sorry I wasn't able to help you.
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According to the Stakich's information posted online it comes from Michigan . . . it is REALLY good , but beware , if you start to use it , you WILL become addicted . . . it is THAT good !
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I am not sure. It could be the processing or where it is grown, if their is a change in the soil nutrients, or even a change in the weather that effects the crop from year to year. I would first smell it? Does it smell ok? If you are concerned contact the company; they would be more equipped to answer you questions or concerns. They may have a contact via their website. Website address on my bottle is SeaBuckWonders.com
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In my case it grew into a wild strawberry not black. I have a lot of very fragrant small red berried. I think you right are about the scam! They came directly from the woods as wild as could be.
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Good question. One I didn't think of before buying these. They are grown in Ecuador and packaged in FL.
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I would presume they are a product of Italy. It's the best, no matter where they are grown. :>) jd
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I don't know where that strain was from.- Jon the co-founder has been finding unique strains and helping the villages get enough product to ship- this was the first huge success they had, now they have fields all over and are in mass production of at least 4 strains of rice. I would check on their direct website. you will love every one of the unique types but they are all totally different.
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Grown in Canada. It is illegal to grow in US. Packaged in California. Great protein source from a "super food".
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Hi Tyas. I have never checked this out. It is from a company/family farms not far from me. I suggest you go to teraswhey.com and inquire.Hope that helps.
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I have no idea where this bunny was made. But it's the cutest and softest little thing. I saw a big family of them at Whole Foods the other day, so maybe this means they were made in a "healthful," non-exploitative place?