Are you thirsty for some organic bottled water? Owww! Nice try, bottling companies! If you forget your reusable bottle and got to go for bottled, think before you drink. Water can’t actually be certified organic, neither can several other consumables. Go with brands that aren’t diluting organic labeling with murky ad claims. You must remember that except with fish, salt, and water – which can’t be organic:
- A “100% organic” label means the product is entirely organic.
- An “organic” label means the product ingredients are at least 95% organic.
- A “made with/contains organic ingredients” means the ingredients are at least 70% organic.
- An “all natural” claim means zilch. (Yup, you read that right.)
Benefits would be; Thicker-than-water organic labeling. If you see a company label fish, salt, or water as organic, the Department of Agriculture hasn’t certified it – so why pay a premium for it? And, you can make waves for real organics. Support companies that are straight with their claims, and avoid those that aren’t.
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