How are some juices organic? I mean organic juice makers state the flavorings used are all organic but I guess how are the flavors themselves organic? I know this is such a newb question due to my lack of knowledge. I guess I'm just not sure how the flavorings could even be organic. Thanks
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I have found nothing definitive as I'm curious as well.....this is part of the "unknown" surrounding liquids it seems. Below is a thread I found doing a quick search though....again, nothing definitive:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-liquid-discussion/82222-organic-e-juice.html
I've always believed in a simplistic way that organic basically means "made in nature" or naturally occurring and not produced in a lab or an organic that has not been manipulated by processes.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-liquid-discussion/82222-organic-e-juice.html
I've always believed in a simplistic way that organic basically means "made in nature" or naturally occurring and not produced in a lab or an organic that has not been manipulated by processes.
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This should give you a good idea of what organic means Organic Certification | USDA
http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/nop
http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/nop
I can tell you straightaway that basic organic growing means that no chemicals/pesticides have been used on the land that grows the plant for 7 years (some places 4) (Use organically grown seeds too)
You can claim that your'e organic if your operation is small enough, at least here. That's without an inspection and/or certification. And by small, I mean a plot.
Take for instance, you are wanting just pure tobacco flavor. As long as the tobacco plant is grown on organic plot, raised bed, etc., and you use something like distilled water to mix juices, extract juices without use of chemicals, it seems to me that would be a good definition of organic...flavor
You can claim that your'e organic if your operation is small enough, at least here. That's without an inspection and/or certification. And by small, I mean a plot.
Take for instance, you are wanting just pure tobacco flavor. As long as the tobacco plant is grown on organic plot, raised bed, etc., and you use something like distilled water to mix juices, extract juices without use of chemicals, it seems to me that would be a good definition of organic...flavor
I believe it is 5 years here in VA. Certified organic seeds, no chemical fertilizer, pesticides or herbicides. I'm in my 4th season in my garden. I only use products that are certified organic.
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