I often wonder what the question posted above. Who determines this? Is it accurate? Can one trust a label?These are all things I'll be searching and find more information on.
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- Simplicity Living
- My husband and I met at Viterbo University our Freshmen year. On January 6th we welcomed a new member to our family a baby girl. Life was good before, but now life has a whole new meaning to it. I was very lucky growing up. I had everything a kid would want and what I wanted I usually received. Most times I had to do something in return... but I want to be able to provide for my children the same way my parents did for me.
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I'm a bit skeptical about almost anything, so I really only "trust" products that come from local farmers and producers that I can actually talk to. I find it very difficult to really find comfort in the grocery stores "organic" section, because who KNOWS where it really came from and under what conditions! It sucks that this is what the modern food system has come to in the US....
I do too!
It just seems to easy to slap a label on a product. I'm sure things get concidered "organic" taht are not. In my research I did find that the person wanting the label fills out a questionaire. It didn't comment on doubling checking. How easy would it be to lie???? I'm sure it happens a lot. Specially since now Green seems to be the IN thing.
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