Q. Why are Paleomeal and Whey Cool not "Certified" Organic?
A. To meet USDA Organic Certification comes down to cost and plant equipment. The production equipment for this very special whey protein is also used for dairy products that are not from the same milk supply. If separate equipment were purchased, it would raise the price of the final product tremendously.
Certification has no added benefit to the quality of this whey protein, which has all the advantages of "organic", and the animals are fresh pasture grass fed year-round. This is by far the best quality whey protein available.
A. To meet USDA Organic Certification comes down to cost and plant equipment. The production equipment for this very special whey protein is also used for dairy products that are not from the same milk supply. If separate equipment were purchased, it would raise the price of the final product tremendously.
Certification has no added benefit to the quality of this whey protein, which has all the advantages of "organic", and the animals are fresh pasture grass fed year-round. This is by far the best quality whey protein available.
Labels: Whey Protein and Protein Bars
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