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Most of us think that buying an organic product means we're getting a cleaner, healthier food. In this video, expert David Getoff explains what many producers need to do to get an 'organic' label on their product. While it may be a healthier option, find out what things can fall under the 'organic' umbrella and what you might actually be getting with your purchase. An organic product might not be what you think!
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