What country does the garlic used in the product come from? I'm looking for a product sourced in Americas or Europe, not China or Japan.
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I suggest that you contact Natures Bounty the manufacturer of the product to find out where they obtain their garlic that they use in their garlic odorless softgels
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At the very bottom of the label at the back of the bottle reads that this product was carefully manufactured by Natures Bounty in Bohemia, New York
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Why don't you ask directly from Nature's bounty what country is their garlic product sourced from that they use to manufacture their odorless garlic . I'm sure they will let you know
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Just garlic extract, faint flavor, not the robust flavorful one that you expect. You may want to try a different brand.
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I read the ingreds, and googled it- apparently it's not going to kill you and is made in America, so I went for it. It is cool stuff, kind of oozes through your hands. I don't have the box, so I don't remember what the other ingred is. Sorry
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I too was very concerned about country of origin AS THE PRODUCT IS NOT so labeled.I contacted the seller and after two emails back and forth was told: China. I asked if Pumpkin seeds were available from US and was told that this product is not available other than from China. I wish I knew if that was true. I am not happy buying food from China where I know that many ecological conditions are very bad. Oh well, I will use up the big package and in several months try hard again to find this product from U.S. source.
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I think this product is from USA.But better check it out, contact them!Go to the contact page at hyperbiotics/com.
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I checked on one of the packages, and I don't see a country of origin. I liked the flavor when used as a spice, though. Sorry I couldn't be more help, though I would be interested if someone has the answer.
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Hi Jim, Thank you for your question. After doing a little more research on your question, here is a more specific answer to your question. The amount of sodium nitrite is just a small trace, a few ounces in hundreds of pounds of meat. The amount of garlic added to each batch is less than 1%. Garlic We have done quite a bit of research on the issue of garlic in our treats. We have found sources that say garlic is not good for dogs. Others say garlic is not harmful, and in fact some pet owners feed garlic to their dogs to keep fleas away. It is common thought that a tiny amount of garlic is not harmful. We have pets that have been eating our dog treats for years with no adverse effects. We also have customers who have told us of their pets who are very sensitive to certain foods and treats who have had no problems when given our Rocco & Roxie treats. Sodium Nitrite We evaluate every ingredient in our products very closely and make sure it's something we're comfortable serving our own pets. That's why we're so proud of our Jerky Treats, made locally in the USA. The sodium nitrite that you asked about is a naturally-occurring mineral that is used to prevent any possibility of botulism or food-borne illness in meat. It's included in trace amounts for safety. In fact, almost every jerky for humans has it in there, too. Many other popular dog treats contain extra, unnecessary oils, fats, and fillers. We pride ourselves on the very short list of ingredients in our treats -- the first and main one being American-raised beef. What many people aren't totally aware of is that sodium nitrite is naturally found in so many of the foods we eat, including most vegetables because it's an element of soil. Here's an informative article about it that you may find interesting, and it may make you less concerned about nitrites. http://culinaryarts.about.com/od/seasoningflavoring/a/nitrates.htm Thanks again for your question and thank you for choosing Rocco & Roxie, Paul Co-Founder Rocco & Roxie Supply Co.
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Contacted Sunfood Superfoods this morning (8-18-14) and spoke with a rep. Country of origin is currently Brazil, but sometimes source from Peru. Hope this helps.
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Label says "Carefully manufactured by Nature's Bounty" in Bohemia, NY. Does not indicate where the garlic is from.
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I didn't inspect the packaging, and didn't really concern myself with it's origin. My guess would be China...what ISN'T made in China these days?
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The packaging does not say anything about the country of origin. I'm not sure where it's sourced from.
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I now only use the cheese garlic flavor, but have never been disappointed in any other Good Seasons flavor. I am sure it would be good and I intend to try it too. Sorry I could not give actual feedback.
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According to their website the majority of their products are US based, but they do get some from Canada and South America. They claim that they steer clear of sources from China. I didn't find anything about this specific product however. The headquarters I believe is in Utah but they also have locations in AZ and California. Hope that helps.
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It is made in China, but Kuhn Rikon is a Swiss company who is very particular about quality so you can be sure it's made to their high standards. This garlic press is really about the best out there from what I know and have read.
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I brought a little package from korea supermarket. This pack black garlic taste very good. Exactly what I am looking for. But I don.t know oyur ?
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What a coincidence - I just used this again last night. I overstuffed it a bit, which I don't recommend since you're not grinding it as well to start off with. Overstuffing it also results in some of the garlic juice leaking up the sides. However, I still ended up with very nicely minced fresh garlic. I've used it a number of times and still find it just as effective as the first time. I think it's a novel idea and good product, and it's held up well.
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I'm just a consumer, but garlic is not one if those foods that have been tainted yet with genetic modification. It is also on the "clean" list for low pesticide residues. I am a freak when it comes to both issues, and I consume this product without worries :-)