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- The guidelines for organic labeling are as follows12:
- Products sold, labeled, or represented as organic must have at least 95 percent certified organic content.
- Products sold, labeled, or represented as “made with” organic must have at least 70 percent certified organic content.
- Products containing less than 70 percent organic content may identify specific ingredients as organic in the ingredients list.
- Organic products must be made with at least 95% organically produced ingredients.
- The remainder can consist of ingredients that are on the USDA’s National List of Allowed Substances so long as they meet certain other criteria, including not GMO.
- The label may also state the percentage of organic ingredients.
- The name of the certifying agent must appear on packages.
- Use of the USDA Organic Seal is optional.
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- Product must be made with at least 95% organically produced ingredients.
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