Are they certified organic?
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it only says organic on the bag. no usda certification. sometimes these smaller farms cannot afford the certification. ToddsSeeds.com may have more info. Hope this helps.
1155641
I don't know, Laurie - have tossed the bag, but I've been happy with the results of sprouting. Good idea from jbg to ask company for copy of certification.
1155642
It would be best to ask the vendor. I have never purchased Todd's Seeds. I buy from Sprout House which also sells broccoli seeds on Amazon. I trust the Sprout Lady will answer your question honestly. Go to sprouthouse.com to contact them directly.
1155643
The seeds are QAI certified, not USDA, and since the seeds are repackaged, they do not transfer the organic seal. The repackaging facility is not a certified organic facility (you are correct, too expensive), so the seal is not transferred.
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No one has a clue because Todds buys BULK seeds and repacks them. They could be - and I would not be surprised- from China. Todds was selling Mung beans from "Kansas" , and finally admitted that they were actually from China. I would be very suspect of anything from this factory repacker.
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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
1155646
Laurie, that is a good question. It does not say certified organic on the bag. However, I checked the product description on the website and it says they are. Normally I would be suspicious of a claim without seeing the certification mark on the bag, but looking at the website the company refuses to use GMO seeds and I like that.
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The only way to know if they are pure is to buy oils that are certified organic with certification information on the label. Be wary of those labeled 100% organic but no certifying information. Otherwise it is a crap-shoot as to the quality you are getting.
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I just double checked the package and NO WHERE does it say organic. I have to assume then that it is just natural.
1252063
I just checked my jar, it does not say organic but it does say they are non-GMO
2002830
From what I have read, all ingredients are proven safe. I can not answer about all being organic but look to be natural.
373087
I don't believe they are. I hope they don't because I don't use pesticides. The package doesn't have the ingredients listed. It does say it is an earth friendly product. Their website is seabrightlabs.com I love them and they help a lot in the garden.
1199711
I really don't know how to tell if they are genuinely organic or not, but I can say that I have purchased them three times and have always been very satisfied. They are super absorbent, buttery soft and appear to be made with high quality material.
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I don't know, and I no longer have my original packaging to see if it states that they are. Sorry -
7583
I believe they are organic: very fresh appearance with pleasant natural smell, much better than another brand I bought before!
656628
The package I received was from Global Moringa (Oct. '13), and it says it is Organic on the label, but there is no certification on either the label or their website. Since I am using these to grow new plants, not eat them, I am less concerned. My plants will be organic, regardless. I would be more careful about Moringa leaf powder or tea. The Amazon page no longer states that this is an organic product, so it probably isn't.
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No, this set is not certified organic. They do have oils that are and they have a top 6 Irani set but these are not. You can review their website where they provide information about their process, their oils and the uses of each but no this set is not part of the organic line. Here is a link to their website FAQ page with all of the information I'm sure will help with your questions. http://www.edensgarden.com/pages/frequently-asked-questions
1801154
No, this set is not certified organic. They do have oils that are and they have a top 6 Irani set but these are not. You can review their website where they provide information about their process, their oils and the uses of each but no this set is not part of the organic line. Here is a link to their website FAQ page with all of the information I'm sure will help with your questions.http://www.edensgarden.com/pages/frequently-asked-questions
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I'm not sure.. I already threw out the packaging so can't check.. However is don't remember reading anything about the materials being organic..
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Yes, they are. From the company's website: http://www.naturesplus.com/products/productdetail.php?productNumber=3421&criteria;=keywordSearchResults
933282
They are advertised as organic. Really cannot determine if they are organic except take the word of the seller. Also not sure how critical organicis related to almond which grow in a very hard shell.
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I do not believe these products are considered organic, it depends on your state agriculture guidelines. They are pesticide free!
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If you visit the company's website, it states that this particular product is made up of 70% certified organic ingredients. It doesn't say who certified them, though.