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Originally Posted by Richard
Since the word "organic" alone has no legally binding meaning on products, it is used by manufacturers to target specific customer bases. Here is a product that is purposely not labeled organic, but see what you think:
Monterey All Natural Yard & Patio Insect Spray
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How do you figure, in CA it has a legal definition set forth by the powers that be. The issue I see is that it varies depending on location and what they deem organic or safe if you will. Certified organic to me just says someone is paying a lot of extra fees and dealing with tons of red tape. The produce I buy from trusted farmers is mostly not certified organic but I know/ have "faith" in how they tend to the crops and the earth. The circle is small enough that I would think they would be honest about it.
Why are you even bringing this up again, we've talked about this so many times already.
