![]() Organic labeling means using organic barley leaves and using a completely chemical free process. (See Organic label rules) If the label doesn't say "organic" then most likely the barleygrass was grown with chemicals or the process in drying or granulating the barleygrass juice into powder used some chemicals. On October 21, 2002, the U.S. Department of Agriculture began enforcing a national set of standards governing use of the term "organic" on food labels. For the first time, consumers throughout the country will see a standard label and trust that the labeled product meets a minimum standard. What does this mean to you, a consumer of organic food? The new USDA organic rule sets forth four categories, and label terms to designate them, depending on how much of the product is organic. The "USDA organic" seal can be displayed only on the top two -- products that are 95 to 100 percent organic.
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