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To: jrhana who wrote (6158)	8/6/2009 10:47:36 AM
From: 2sigma	Respond to of 39363

From my review of the labeling criteria for "Organic" the most stringent standards come from: The Oregon Tilth (http://www.tilth.org/certification) and the California Certified Organic Farmers (http://www.ccof.org/certification.php) The QAI, my opinion, was co-opted by large industry as an attempt to water down certification criteria and offer a low cost (bought and paid for) and deceptive entry into the organic market. My opinion...If you want to buy organic, buy CCOF or Oregon Tilth certifed products...AVOID QAI. Haps.