Are the peas from the US?
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I'm sorry, I can't help you. I don't think it was mentioned on the label. I believe it's non GMO though.
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See 3 questions up from this one. Product is "sourced" from China but packaged in US.
1283348
The information I found on the back of these treats state USA, not china. My poodles love these treats and I've searched everywhere to get the ones that are not from China. These are wonderful.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't say on the bowls where they came from, so you can probably guess they're not American. I do really like them, though, but wish they were American.
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I don't know, but they are definitely not split peas, and they are small like the native indian chana. They may still have been grown somewhere else. Might ask Bob's Red Mill. You can find them online.
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These are tasty, but are NOT peas. 70% RICE!! Too bad. Really sorry--- I bought some and am stuck. What a buyer beware situation! Hope this helps you avoid the same. PS the company wrote to me that they are 70% Rice, then wrote back saying they are 70% peas. Big difference. But either way, reconstituted.
455226
I have emptied my packages into storage containers. I believe that their products are from our USA. Check on shelves or go to Bob's Red Mill site themselves. I am delighted with their products.
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I would say the United States. Ginger is now widely grown here. No info on the packaging.
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From data on the Handy Pantry website, it seems that their products are grown in the USA and Canada.http://www.handypantry.com/faq
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I'm not sure, but it was shipped from within the US. I gave them for gifts and they loved them.
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I just confirmed - it's China or Korea. Just got this email from them" 1000mg Chlorella: While previously Taiwanese current country of origin is China or Korea. They are grown in controlled outdoor commercial fresh water ponds. They are processed in their respective countries and packaged here in our Bloomingdale, IL USA facility. I too want to find a source that is not China.
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No chlorella is grown in the USA. Here is an article by Mike Adams, "Health Ranger", about the quality of chlorella from Taiwan: http://www.naturalnews.com/039145_chlorella_heavy_metals_lab_tests.html
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This cereal is distributed by B&G; Foods in Parsippany NJ.Also says proudly made in the USA. Hope this answers your question.
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Any that are grown in the US are pasteurized. If my memory serves me right they are. I will do further research. If they ate grown in Europe they are not pasteurized but the cost is astrinomical
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I bought this fully believing it was American grown. When I recieved it it said right on the front that it was from China. I wrote for a refund but not quick enough, so never got my money back. I threw it in the trash and would not use it. Sorry I don't know the specific answer to your question.
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I posted this question on their website and this is how they responded: "Please know that all of the plants which manufacture the Natural Balance Dry, Canned, Treats, Rolls, Pouches are located in the United States: California, Arizona, Utah, South Carolina, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Colorado. Our Delectable Delights Stews are made in Thailand by a state of the art US FDA approved plant. Our canned products are manufactured in Utah, specifically."
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Almost every product is grown in the US or Canada. All are processed at the Mill in Oregon. There are a few items not grown in the US. If you go to the site www.bobsredmill.com they will answer any question about specific products. There is an email, mail and phone number to call on the site.
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I'm not sure, but the plant is a native to the southeastern United States. I trust the quality of NOW products as well.