is this product organic? I'm trying to decide whether to go with the goat whey or the grass fed organic cow's whey. Thnx :)
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The label does not say "organic." I would go to their website and ask them, www.teraswhey.com or call them at 1-888-292-7408
1701732
Hi Sabina - no, the goat why is not organic; however, it is only from goats. I do know that the company does not use any kind of antibiotics or growth hormone, etc. I have used many of the products. I will give you a suggestion also - if you go to teraswhey.com, you can look at labels of everything. This company is in WI and probably about a one hour drive from my home. The cows and goats live on family run farms. Hope that helps! If I can be of further assistance, please let me know!
745904
Since this is a natural, organic product I would say that it is organic. I am learning to enjoy the taste....sprinkle it on my food, daily.
638141
It is not labeled as organic. It states the glucosamine is derived from non-GMO corn, however, it does not state where it is from. It does state it is vegan satisfied. The product is manufactured in the USA, if that is any help.
1603699
Yes, and yes. We've been using Source Organic at our CrossFit box for close to a year, now. Everyone who's tried it swears it's the cleanest, best performing whey they've ever tried. If you're going to be consuming a lot of whey, you want some that works! The only complaint we've ever had is that it's nearly flavorless, which most find is a benefit.
1639675
Yes according to their website, it is from cows that are grass-fed year round. Although it is not certified organic, the cows are not given hormones, and the grass is not treated with pesticides or chemicals. This whey is also GMO-free. The natural flavor has only whey concentrate, with NO added sweeteners or flavors. I only use the natural, so I cannot speak about the vanilla or chocolate flavors. I have used it for a few years now, and I find it to be the best on the market. I am always researching new products as they become available. I hope this helps.
1545072
My container does not say organic, certified or not. What it does say on the front is, "Goat Milk Protein From Free Range and Pasture Fed Goats Partially fermented with L. acidophilus L. bulgaricus, B. longum" On the back, it says the goats are not treated with hormones or antibiotics, and that the pastures are grown without any chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. Also says the partial fermentation is to enhance digestibility and assimilation. Hope this helps, and may God bless! :)
1612014
good question. honestly i'm not sure but I don't believe much of Dr. Mercola's claims--he said on his website his whey protein had 1 or 2 ingredients but it doesn't, he preaches organic--the whey protein isn't USDA certified organic. If he said its was rBGH/rBST hormone free not sure I'd believe it.
600842
hi Brett....I recall confirming before I purchased this product that the cows are 100% grass fed. I can't remember how I did this cos I don't recall seeing this on their website. But I know I wouldn't have bought the product otherwise. good luck.
1346193
Because I was not there when the buckwheat was grown and harvested I can only trust the description that it is organic. I have not had any type of reaction so I have to say it is organic.
338492
It is really very good, but only if you cannot or do not want Casein in your diet. If you are okay with milk protein, then I would just use equal parts of real grass fed organic cow's butter, and organic coconut oil.
1992141
No, this product is not organic. There is no USDA Organic symbol, and in the ingredient list it states it is only "Whey Protein Concentrate" all organic products label their ingredients as "organic". So it would read "Organic Whey Protein Concentrate" if it where organic, but it is not. They try to trick buyers into thinking it is organic by making their business name contain "organic" at the end. It is an old trick that fools many.
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this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not."All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management techniques.The Purity Farms Ghee is gluten free." this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not."All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management... » Read More this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not."All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management techniques.The Purity Farms Ghee is gluten free." « Show Less
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I don't know - assume not organic or pastured or they would state it on their packaging. Suggest emailing the company and asking. Good question, I've wondered myself.
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I made baby diaper cream with it. I got the recipe from a site that is very 'organic' minded and they directed me to amazon to purchase the powder. I would consider it organic but, I can't stake my life on it.
1280119
It is normal milk powder. It's just organic so the cows are not given antibiotics or growth hormones. And they are fed a non-GMO organic diet.
1041997
I am not sure if it is organic. There is no statement about this product being organic or not.
1235086
I dont have a firm answer but If it was 100% grass fed, they would make it really clear on the label. Looks like it might be from cows that are pasture fed some few hours a week or something vague. Usually, when a label is vague, there is a reason. If it is USA sourced and grass fed, it would likely say organic. So, there seems to be some reason why its not organic. I would like to know as well.