Sentences with phrase «tropical traditions products»

I love Tropical Traditions products.

I love Tropical Traditions products.

None of this research has been conducted on Tropical Traditions products, and Tropical Traditions has not conducted any of this research.

My favorite Tropical Traditions products are the oil and the plain bar soap!

In the meantime, here are the details of this great Tropical Traditions product...

Tropical tradition products are top quality products and Tropical Traditions Gold label Virgin Coconut oil lives up to their well deserved reputation for outstanding quality control!

Besides organic wheat and other organic grains that were tested positive for glyphosate and removed from the Tropical Traditions product line, they also tested and found glyphosate present in organic flax seeds, organic hemp, and organic freeze - dried strawberries.

Nothing has changed in terms of the Tropical Traditions product line, other than it is still growing.

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As always, Tropical Traditions is not only a pleasure to deal with, but I love their products.

(See Professor Dia's statement on Mt. Banahaw Health Products virgin coconut oil, sold under the Tropical Traditions brandname, here.)

Tropical Traditions provided me with a free sample of this product to review, and I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose.

Tropical Traditions tends to get high marks for its coconut products.

If you are a company or business using corn as an ingredient in any of your products, and are interested in purchasing corn that is GMO - tested and Glyphosate - tested, please contact Tropical Traditions right away.

This does not mean that Tropical Traditions is the only company selling corn products that have tested free from GMOs and glyphosate.

Tropical Traditions has done extensive testing of products to determine the prevalence of contamination of GMOs in the U.S. organic corn market.

For more about the GMO - Tested standard, and which products are tested, visit Tropical Traditions.

Look for companies who are willing to test their products for the presence of GMOs before selling them to the public, such as Tropical Traditions» GMO - tested program.

Tropical Traditions also announced that it will phase out the USDA certified organic certification on its privately labeled products by the end of 2015.

Tropical Traditions began testing all of its products, and also tested its certified organic feed used to feed their pastured chickens and turkeys.

In addition to the Tropical Traditions pastured chickens, the following products have also been added to the glyphosate - tested product line:

Tropical Traditions has learned that the USDA has now allowed a certain amount of pesticide and herbicide residue, including glyphosate, in USDA certified organic products as well.

As this won out on my five - star scale of truly natural harvested organic products and top quality adherence to standards, was it a surprise that I found Tropical Traditions coconut oil living well up to my expectations?

Products containing those ingredients are no longer available on the Tropical Traditions websites.

Tropical Traditions has already removed products from its product line associated with these crops, pending further investigation, and verification by laboratory analysis that they are glyphosate - free.

Brian Shilhavy, CEO of Tropical Traditions, sent a letter recently to Tropical Traditions customers explaining why the company has had so many of its products out of stock or back ordered at the beginning of 2015.

After reading new research about the issue of «crop desiccation» done by using glyphosate on wheat and other grains just prior to harvest, Tropical Traditions decided to first test some commercial wheat products with wheat grown in Montana, North Dakota, and Canada.

Tropical Traditions has added several products into their glyphosate - tested line of products.

Tropical Traditions has been in the process of testing all of its products for the presence of glyphosate since that discovery.

Replacing the USDA organic standards is a new, more rigorous standard of classifying the types of products Tropical Traditions sells to the public.

Tropical Traditions has a ZERO tolerance level for GMOs, herbicides, and pesticides, and since the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) allows small residue amounts of pesticides and herbicides approved by the EPA for conventional crops to be present in USDA Organic certified products, we knew that we had to develop our own standards to both use in purchasing products directly from producers, as well as to educate our consumers on our own values and standards.

A new investigation by Tropical Traditions reveals that many products in the organic grain market in the U.S. contain glyphosate residue at levels almost the same as conventional grains.

All of the Tropical Traditions coconut oils and coconut products that have been tested for glyphosate can be found on the Glyphosate - tested page of Healthy Traditions.

Tropical Traditions also announced that they will be phasing out the USDA organic certification on its products, and replacing it with their new Healthy Traditions logos.

In late 2015, Tropical Traditions stopped carrying the USDA certified organic seal on all of their own products.

Tropical Traditions recently announced that they had established their own standards for non-GMO products.

Tropical Traditions is the first company to make a truly organic product from the water of organic coconuts which is raw and fermented with fair - trade organic Muscabado whole cane sugar.

Late in 2014, when Tropical Traditions started to test some of their certified organic products for the presence of glyphosate, and found out much to their horror that many USDA certified organic products were contaminated with glyphosate, they also tested their certified organic poultry feed.

I love Tropical Traditions... my favorite products aren't food related... I love their dish liquid and their laundry detergent.

I love coconut products, but have never tried Tropical Traditions before.

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As Tropical Traditions grew, we began adding other traditional products which were hard to find in commodity food markets such as local chain grocery stores.

As Tropical Traditions continued to grow, we continued to develop and add products that were either not available on the market, or hard to find.

I have been using Tropical Traditions Virgin Coconut Oil and your other products almost exclusively in cooking and exclusively on my skin since 2000, and I have been your cheerleader since that time.

Tropical Traditions has finished testing all of their coconut oils and coconut products for the presence of the herbicide glyphosate.

Disclaimer: Tropical Traditions provided me with a free sample of this product to review, and I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose.

I've also had good success with Tropical Traditions» deodorants too, though I don't think they hold up to super sweaty workouts as well as the above products do.

Tropical Traditions is a very good company that offers excellent products.

I would recommend these products to anyone and only from Tropical Traditions.

I love Tropical Tradition's fast delivery & the many ongoing sales of their products which gives the consumers a chance to try them & save more.