Products may be labeled "organic", "organically produced", "organically grown" or "organically raised" if at least 95% of the ingredients in the product are organic.

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According to the USDA's National Organic Program, products can be labeled as "organic", "organically produced", "organically grown" or "organically raised" if at least 95% of the ingredients in the product are certified organic. The remaining 5% of ingredients must be approved on the National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances and may not contain any GMOs, synthetic fertilizers, or pesticides.

Products May Be Labeled "Organic", "Organically Produced", "Organically Grown" or "Organically