Is this oil made from gmo peanuts?
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I'm not sure. The label does state that. It states that it's 100% pure peanut oil. You can contact the company at www.snappypopcorn.com to see what they have to say.
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When I called Thorne today, they said that the oils are derived from soy or palm, but they can't definitively say which one. They also said that the oil contains no trace vegetable proteins or allergens.
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From the label: It contains soybean oil and soy. No wheat, no gluten, no nuts, no dairy, no eggs, no fish or shellfish. There is no statement concerning GMO.
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Don't know much about the Gluten issue but the label says it is a product made from non-GMO Safflower oil.
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I think so, based on the label. Ingredients listed are: Partially Hydrogenated Soybean and Cottonseed Pils, with Mono And Diglycerides added. However, label says "Made on equipment that also processes wheat, milk, eggs, soy, peanuts, and tree nuts.
906364
It is bits of roasted non-GMO soy. Some health food stores sell roasted soy nuts. :-)
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I just spoke with Essential Depot and here is their response: Essential depot`s vegetable glycerin is sourced from palm, is non-GMO, and contain no soy. Our suppliers are commited to Good Agricultural Practices which address economic, environmental, and social considerations.As well as members of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Supply Chain Certifications Systems (SCCS)
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The package state that product is manufactured in a facility that also uses tree nuts, soy, wheat and milk. Peanuts are not mentioned. Just got mine yesterday, so I'm taking this from the bag. On the box, which is on its way to the trash, is an 800 number for customer service. Sorry.
394863
There is no soybean oil in this product. Ingredients are purified sea fish oil, soft gel capsule (water, glycerin, natural lemon flavor), natural lemon flavor, d-alpha tocopherol, rosemary extract. No gluten, milk derivatives, or artificial colors or flavors. Non GMO.
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According to Life Extension's response to "Should I be concerned with the usage of genetically modified plants (GMOs)? Soybeans are an example of a crop that has used extensive genetic engineering to increase crop yield. The reality is that soybean oil and soy lecithin are highly processed derivatives of soy ... far removed from their soy origin. Genetic modification doesn't alter the entire plant... only a specific gene. Thus, specific molecules like soy lecithin are the same whether they come from a GMO or non-GMO soy source. However, due to our sensitivity to customer concerns, products with corn and soy-based active ingredients are in process of having the labels updated to list when soy and corn-derived active ingredients have been certified to be from non-GM food crops. As the labels are updated the information will be transferred to the product descriptions on our website and directory. Currently Life Extension already offers several premium quality non-GMO soy isoflavone extract products."
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According to my knowledge, it is not GMO product. It comes from a big tree in Brazil. For more info check it out : http://www.stdf-safenutproject.com
1102210
Yes. Contains no milk eggs peanuts wheat non gmo no artificial colors or preservatives.
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It is made from - GMO - based soy. For health purposes you should always choose Non-GMO phosphatidylserine.
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No. It is made from safflower oil. I was afraid of that too before I bought it.
209612
Yes, I just checked the ingredients, and verified that lecithin (From non-GMO sunflower seeds) is listed.
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They are usually roasted in coconut oil, but we do sometimes use peanut oil, so please be aware if you have an allergy. We love the great taste and health benefits coconut oil provides!
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I just read the labels and there is no mention of being fried in oil. The label does say that the nuts were packaged on equipment used to package peanuts, soy products, milk products, etc. However, I tend to think that the nuts are healthy because I can eat them and I am allergic to anything cooked in peanut oil.