Does Organic mean that it's not GMO?
84095
Yes. GMO is genetically modified . Anything organic cannot be GMO. Also this corn is delicious. We eat tons of Libby's vegetables. I also feed my dogs them and our dogs eat better than most people do. I don't feed them corn but the green beans and peas are a favorite. Also rinse with water in the can.
84096
Yes. By definition USDA Organic Certification does not allow the use of GMO's. For more information, read this: http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/getfile?dDocName=STELDEV3004446&acct;=nopgeninfo
84097
hi sorry for taking so long to answer. i'm no expert so i would sugget you google organic food and read the valuable info, i say organic is better because it's done naturally and no chemical which to me is always the best.
84098
This corn is USDA Certified Organic which means it is free of pesticides, GMO's, chemicals etc. or at least that is my understanding.
84099
Yes, organic is not GMO. Most corn is now GMO and thanks to Libby we can still get corn that is not GMO. I had a hard time finding this product and the corn is delicious.
254760
my understanding is that if it is labeled 'organic' it has to be non-GMO. These wheat berries are EXCELLENT by the way.
1084560
A product can only be labeled ORGANIC if is NON-GMO. If you would like more info : http://blogs.usda.gov/2013/05/17/organic-101-can-gmos-be-used-in-organic-products/ Hope it helped.
464182
We have checked it out and find that it is not GMO derived. I can not right now refer you to any official information, but I recall checking when we started buying and were satisfied that it's good stuff.
77491
all organics are at least 95% gmo free. is this case its only labeled organic
809685
Not all organically raised products are non-GMO entirely. Organically raised simply refers to the way the product was grown, not the genetic composition of the product itself. Unless a product says it is non-GMO and 100% certified organic, it may be GMO in part.
514006
Yes, my package reads "Non-GMO Project Verified". Also, organic products are not GMO, and all the ingredients are organic.
1641182
I really doubt this is either organic or non-GMO. It doesn't say so, and would if it were true.
238751
I assumed it was non GMO given that this is made by Arrowhead Mills... most of their products are organic. However, it isn't listed anywhere on the box that this product is non-GMO. Nor does the package say this particular product is organic.
2189040
The label says that this product is a natural product: however, I do not know if this means organic or not.
1292224
First, to be organic it can not be GMO.But if you look at the product page on amazon it states on the second line that it is certified organic non GMO.Hope this helps.
2140137
Organic means there is no Genetically modified organisms which to some people and scientists have been known to cause many many different bad ailments. Non-Organic products contain materials and ingredients that are genetically modified organisms. Both should work great to fertilize your garden but in my experience with using organic vs. non, the organic always outperforms :)
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my rule is, if it doesn't say non-gmo, it probably isn't. if it says organic, it's probably non-gmo by default.
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I don't believe they are allowed to label it as organic if it is made from GMO corn, but you would have to ask the seller to be sure.
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You do realize that Organic and non-GMO are two distinctly different things? Organic means that you are not putting anything synthetic on the seed, or the ground, or the plant. Non-GMO means that the DNA of the seed hasn't been altered to allow you to use pesticides, ect. on it without damaging the plant. You can grow a GMO seed organically simply by not applying a synthethic fertilizer/ bug killer/ fungicide, ect. on it.
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The label does not mention organic, whether certified or not, and does not mention GMO. Just all natural.
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Hello Jason, Just to let you know as a rule of thumb any food that is certified organic cannot be GMO. Organic begins with the soil. However, the term "pesticide free" is often used interchangeably with the term "Organic" and they are two different things. Pesticide free foods can be GMO but certified organic cannot. Also, understand to be certified organic the farmer must pass a series of criteria in order to meet that standard. It's almost like having your food certified "Kosher". You can't put a kosher label on a pork roast.