Chapter

The Truth About Organic Food
The use of the term "organic" in food labels can be misleading, as some organic companies are still allowed to use a significant amount of non-organic ingredients. The USDA only requires 95% of a product's ingredients to be organic for it to be certified as organic.
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This podcast episode delves into the criteria for food to be considered "organic," and exposes the loopholes that allow for non-organic ingredients to be used in organic products.
35:29 - 39:08 (03:38)
Summary
This podcast episode delves into the criteria for food to be considered "organic," and exposes the loopholes that allow for non-organic ingredients to be used in organic products.