Is it really from Peru, and is it actually from Wilderness family naturals? Is it organic and certified, or not?
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I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company--I wish you success in finding information; with cocoa it is always bewildering--I want raw, but some of the raw cacaos I have gotten have seemed full of chaff-- I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company--I wish you success in finding... » Read More I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company--I wish you success in finding information; with cocoa it is always bewildering--I want raw, but some of the raw cacaos I have gotten have seemed full of chaff-- « Show Less
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I don't know. The package doesn't look familiar, but, if I purchased it, I used it up months ago. Did I rate it? I can't remember. I'm sorry not to have more information for you. I know there are often questions about these products; one of the cacaos I am using now and liking has gotten good reviews except for one person, who tried to contact the company and ask why it tastes like Hershey's cocoa, and they didn't respond; the company, out of Arizona, also doesn't say the source. I've heard both good and bad about the "halla . . ." company-- I wish you success in finding information; with cocoa it is always bewildering-- I want raw, but some of the raw cacaos I have gotten have seemed full of chaff--
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Anne Marie,I'm not sure. I threw it out because the packaging and box it came in gave me the willies. I wanted to use it for backcountry camping. It had a lot of Thai writing on the can and I wasn't sure if it met non-GMO standards and such. Organic is a plus, but the USDA organic logo was not on it.Regards,Doug
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I'm not sure. It doesn't say anything about it being certified organic on the bottle.
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On the front sticker above FRONTIER it does say all natural and it is printed on the green part of the label. Also on the right of VANILLA there is a Fair Trade certification mark. Jesus' Blessings and Peace
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Hi!Origin:India. Kosher Certified by Kosher Certification Services. Certified by QAI, Inc. The address on the bottom is Starwest Botanicals, Inc., 11253 Trade Center Drive, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 USA www.starwest-botanicals.comI don't see China on it anywhere, but maybe more info could be found on their website. I understand why she's asking; I feel the same way.Hope this helps!Susan
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It says it's certified organic by the "global organic alliance" a USDA accredited certifying agent. BUT it's actually a product of the Philippines.
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If you buy this from Green Bulk, it is certified organic by QAI. Organic Lot#CP0114/ORG-343
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I purchased this from Amazon. Here is the first line of the item: "Banyan Botanicals Licorice Root Powder- Certified Organicby Banyan Botanicals" and "Sold by Banyan Botanicals and Fulfilled by Amazon." I liked the powder.
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Thank you for the inquiry. We are no longer selling on this listing because we cannot guarantee that you will be purchasing certified organic beeswax. Our beeswax under asin#B00JJ3EOSS "Your Natural Planet Beeswax Pellets 100% ORGANIC- WHITE" are from Jedwards International. Hope this helps.Thanks,Natural Planet
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Well they are certified and the integrity of the company and the length of time they have been doing this is real. I met the owner at a Raw food event and he is hard core, only the best products .. always. He cured himself of some serious health issues with organic and raw food healthy lifestyle and really does walk the walk. If it is not organic and the real deal he will not deal with it. period. NO way these are dyed and must be organic. The reviewers that complain are the competition that are scandalous business people stealing customers by spreading false rumors. It is common on amazon.
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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.
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Hi Edna. My bag of Aztec says," 100% All Natural Handmade and Organically Harvested" and Ingredient: Salt. It is from sea water so is pure salt.
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It says "Organic Certified NOPAL" Opuntia Ficus-indica on the front label. It's gluten free which is important to me. Doesn't say anything about proprietary blend anywhere. Hope this helps.
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It is raw organic coconut butter but I did not see anything that said it was certified. I can say though that it is a very good product. I am an organic vegan and used this product for making lotion bars. I has a wonderful smell and my organic vegan friends loved it.
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Hello Mike D, I'm sorry I'm late answering your email, I don't check them very often. From the research I've done, it says "native organic Pima cotton". I take that as grown in the U.S.A. I hope this helps. Again, sorry I'm late. Tim
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It says on the bag that it is Wildcrafted, which I believe means that it is from wild, uncultivated plants. This would be next best thing to Organic. I'm quite happy with the product. I found this link which may be helpful to you. http://mysticnaturals.com/blog/wildcrafted-vs-organic-herbs/
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No, it's not organic and it doesn't claim to be. It just says it's Raw Power Organics brand, but that's just the brand, not the product.