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USDA Organic

USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) Organic products indicate the materials used to produce the product are grown without pesticides, herbicides, synthetic fertilizers or GMOs. It also must be free of artificial ingredients or preservatives. Organic products are typically cleaner, simpler and better for the environment, and this project has its own verification logo for easy recognition. This differs from “Organic” in that it holds the same standards and is verified by the USDA. USDA Organic product compositions consist of 95%+ organic ingredients.