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Q: Are organic farms in China really organic?

12 years 47 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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i dont think so, as i know, they just cleaned the vegetables than make it look like organic.

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I dont think so. Who knows whats actually happening in their farms. any one can put an organic label and put it in the market. God knows

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The tast will be totally defferent! When you cook it, you can feel the defference too.

It is not as easy as cleaning or labeling.

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In central China they collect the urine from public schools for use on the local crops. Is that organic enough?

They are too poor to use any chemicals of any kind, just human waste.

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In Shanghai there are four big ones and more on the way, they follow the EU organic standards. Price is high, but organic means higher price...

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