Did you receive berries that showed they were organic? My order came through as "certified kosher" with no indication they are organic.
1349120
Hi! Apologies for delay - have been out of country. Yes, my package does say that is organic and also has the organic emblem on it. Sorry yours did not! Mine also say kosher....
1349121
My Schisandra Berries from Starwest Botanicals, Item#209554-01, are Certified Organic by QAI, Inc. as well as Kosher Certified. I was specific with my description b/c I bought 3 packages of schisandra berries from 3 separate distributers.
1349122
I believe, it was organic but I will double check when I will get back at home.
606223
i am not sure but since it is usda certified organic, i bet it is from california or elsewhere in southern us. i no longer have the bags but i can tell you that they were very clean and they did not trigger any sensitivities with me and that is saying a lot since i have been a vegan for over 30 years and am very sensitive to chemicals and toxins out there. i rarely eat food that was not prepared by myself and by body reacts rather quickly to impurities and toxins. these were much better quality as compared with berries i have purchased in middle eastern stores; far cleaner, far better looking and tasting. hope this helps :-)
840518
The seals are poor. I suggest to transfer these into a sealed container. I also found the berries to be powdery. I don't recommend. You're better off buying from a food survival place. Hope this helps.
1081636
Sorry to say yes Mary. And I would not have bought them if they had given that info on the order site. I either buy the organic Italian or pinons (also organic) from the South West. Won't but these again for philosophical and safety reasons.
981024
I ordered these about 2 months ago and the packaging it came in did not indicate if they were kosher or not.
1590812
They are not Organic. However, the purity of Oats makes the difference. I personally do not feel because Organic is shown: it is any better for you And it costs way too much. G.F. is the "Key".
1273779
I'm sorry, I don't remember! I finished off the bag awhile back. My best guess is, they were raw -- they weren't salted and in no way tasted roasted or baked or processed in any way. Since they're advertised as "Ruth's Raw Goodness," they're probably raw.
1890345
Sorry, I don't know about the Kosher supervision, I was interested in the organic certifiers. I don't have the product in front of me but I wouldn't have purchased it if it wasn't a reliable certifier.
580632
Hi Tim, Thanks for the note. While we have chosen not to pay the thousands of dollars for a government "certification" as Organic, we are as close as it gets. We bottle only our own honey, from our own hives. We do NOT blend, mix, micro-filter, or heat pasteurize our honey. All that being said, no beekeeper knows each and every plant that his or her bees visits, it's a physical impossibility in the modern world for truly organic honey, and I would have more questions for a company that spends their efforts and money getting a certification, over taking care of their bees!
959146
My experience is similar. Not a quality product and i do not intend to order from that company again. NuNaturals is good but they have raised the price considerably. I'm considering Now Foods organic product for my next purchase.
866958
While it does imply organic and may well be organic, there are other factors to being 100% organic. The type of fertilizers used would be one factor. I purchase these raisins all the time and they are the best I have ever eaten. Whether they are organic (and it just cost to much to certify) or not organic, they certainly have a head start on those purchased in the supermarkets in that no pesticides are used on them. If you try them, you won't be disappointed. I have mine ordered on "subscribe and save".
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I don't recall but i can only advise that you should steer clear of these. The odder is that off Elder berrys combined with what I imagine Cree Braton (The Office) stinks like. As I had spent alot of money on them i continued to use up what I had until I was told no more BJ's unless I throw them out.
1504907
You know what?.I was wandering the same thing.They claim it's organic,but no USDA stamp on it.I will call the company and ask for verification.
343449
I don't see anything indicating this product is Kosher. While the product is Organic, that only means the growing practice. It says nothing about the handling and processing of the product. As a result, I would say, without the formal certification, that this product is not Kosher.
95918
Hello Moustafa L. I checked my bottle and could not locate any information that this product is Kosher Certified. However, I would suggest that you contact Nature's Bounty by telephone (toll free) 1-800-433-2990 Monday to Friday 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Eastern Time. They should be able to provide ou with a definitive answer. Sincerely, Steve
2234281
Nowhere on the bottle does it show or say "certified organic." It only states that is was "organically grown." Hope that helps.
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i asked them the same question. They looked roasted when I opened them, but they are supposed to be raw