Are organic products really organic

Answer 1

Yes, but so is almost everything that grows. The term is a political one ... but it's current use is to designate those who don't use inorganic fertilizers and "bad" insecticides

(or hormones on their animals).

Answer 2

Yes. Organic Valley products are all USDA certified organic, produced without pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, or herbicides. In addition, Organic Valley provides their cows with pasture, which is not required by USDA certifications.

Answer 3

Yes organic food is better for the human body as there is no chemicals added to the product, and is grown in an earth respectful way.

The other face of the medal is that it cost more than regular products.

Answer 4

sometimes. if you are alergic to eggs like me, it's better to eat organic eggs than regular eggs.

organic food tastes sweeter than non organic food as it has more water and natural sugars in it.

Answer 5

No. While both are grown without chemicals, certified organic growers have applied to and received certification from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). They may be labeled "USDA organic" in stores.

Answer 6

Organic food is safer than non-organic. Organic produce is grown without the use of pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, genetically modified organisms, or ionizing radiation. Animals that produce meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products do not take antibiotics or growth hormones.

Answer 7

That its components are non-synthetic and that its cultivation, marketing, and sale involve non-synthetic inputs and outputs are two ways in which a food product is organic.

Specifically, a food product can be called organic when its constituent parts are natural. It cannot contain synthetic ingredients or result from human-intervened genetic modification. Additionally, its existence -- from preparing the soil to taking up space on grocery shelves -- must adhere to specific standards and result from specific procedures, neither of which can involve chemicals or synthetics, such as non-organic fertilizers and pesticides.

Answer 8

No, Whole Foods products are not necessarily organic. Suppliers can ship from different countries and states. Their products, particularly in terms of vegetables, may not be grown organically.

Answer 9

Whole food is only organic if it was grown using organic growing techniques.