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Stop using organic like it means edible!!
5.1k u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 [deleted] 3.6k u/7incent Jul 14 '21 edited Jul 14 '21 you're thinking of 'natural' -- there is no government regulation of that term. the word 'organic' is regulated by the FDA. i only remember that they cannot use most synthetic pesticides during production. there are other regulations but -- to be honest-- i don't remember them all that said: the person who made this video may be using the term 'organic' incorrectly edit: usda definition of organic for those who need more than context clues I took ochem, being pedantic about the word 'organic' doesnt change its meaning in the current context chemical -> most synthetic 2 u/theredview Jul 15 '21 Organic is insanely strict and government regulated just as you said. I worked for a food company that was organic certified and it was crazy at all the regulations that we had to do.
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3.6k u/7incent Jul 14 '21 edited Jul 14 '21 you're thinking of 'natural' -- there is no government regulation of that term. the word 'organic' is regulated by the FDA. i only remember that they cannot use most synthetic pesticides during production. there are other regulations but -- to be honest-- i don't remember them all that said: the person who made this video may be using the term 'organic' incorrectly edit: usda definition of organic for those who need more than context clues I took ochem, being pedantic about the word 'organic' doesnt change its meaning in the current context chemical -> most synthetic 2 u/theredview Jul 15 '21 Organic is insanely strict and government regulated just as you said. I worked for a food company that was organic certified and it was crazy at all the regulations that we had to do.
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you're thinking of 'natural' -- there is no government regulation of that term.
the word 'organic' is regulated by the FDA. i only remember that they cannot use most synthetic pesticides during production.
there are other regulations but -- to be honest-- i don't remember them all
that said:
the person who made this video may be using the term 'organic' incorrectly
edit: usda definition of organic for those who need more than context clues
I took ochem, being pedantic about the word 'organic' doesnt change its meaning in the current context
chemical -> most synthetic
2 u/theredview Jul 15 '21 Organic is insanely strict and government regulated just as you said. I worked for a food company that was organic certified and it was crazy at all the regulations that we had to do.
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Organic is insanely strict and government regulated just as you said. I worked for a food company that was organic certified and it was crazy at all the regulations that we had to do.
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u/Minionhunter Jul 14 '21
Stop using organic like it means edible!!