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Are products labeled “natural” the same as “organic?”

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Are products labeled “natural” the same as “organic?”

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No. While the term “natural” suggests that products have been minimally processed or are free from synthetic ingredients, there are no regulations that must be complied with in order to label a product “natural,” while products labeled “organic” must be certified by an USDA-accredited third-party certifier to have met the government’s strict organic standards. Natural and organic are not interchangeable. Other truthful claims, such as free-range, hormone-free, and natural, can still appear on food labels.

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