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Old 06-26-2009, 11:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If something is officially labeled "organic" does that also mean that it is non-gmo?
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If something is officially labeled "organic" does that also mean that it is non-gmo?
Yes.

Here's a cute article that breaks it down a bit:
Interpreting A Label, Part I - Speaking The Language | Bonzai Aphrodite
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Here's a cute article that breaks it down a bit:
Interpreting A Label, Part I - Speaking The Language | Bonzai Aphrodite
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Organics are free of most pesticides and herbicides, free of commercial and artificial fertilizers, free of sewage contamination, free of any genetic modification or genetically modified ingredients
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