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I'm not saying natural things are bad, I'm saying 'natural' (and, by extension, 'organic') means nothing about if the product is safe, tasty, ecologically frien
by Latty 11y ago
I'm not saying natural things are bad, I'm saying 'natural' (and, by extension, 'organic') means nothing about if the product is safe, tasty, ecologically friendly, effective, local, etc... (all the things people traditionally tout organic food as) It's a nonsense bit of advertising, and anyone using it to imply their products are good either believes that or is trying to trick me - either way, I don't want to buy/be involved with that thing.
> Huhu, you totally know what you are talking about.
And why do you think I don't? If you think something I'm saying is wrong, please explain it to me so I can learn.
- jMyles 11y ago> I'm saying 'natural' (and, by extension, 'organic') Why are you conflating "natural," which in this context is as meaningless as you say, with "organic," which is not? While I don't have confidence in the FDA to check or enforce the definition, it is defined for agricultural purposes in the USA. If you know someone that claims that their products are organic when in fact they aren't, you can report them. Here's some info: http://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/About%20the%20National%20Organic%20Program.pdf http://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/About%20th...