Not an organic thing, a greed thing. Here in Michigan you can claim your stuff is organic so long as you don't exceed 4K$ in sales. How the heck is anybody going to know? At least that's what they told us in a farming class I took at the local junior college ten years or so ago. Point is fraud occurs every where, not because of the industry we're talking about, but the people involved. We had a big fraud case involving the honey industry a while back. Chinese honey was not up to USDA standards so you weren't supposed to import it. They use a lot of pesticides and treatments that US bee keepers are ban from using (for good reason). So they just set up companies in other countries and shipped it through those countries as point of origin. Enough pollen particles remain in the honey that point of origin can be determined. Large fine for a honey processor over on the other side of the state by where Johnlobb lives. So new management makes changes that are even more hurdles for the honest guy. Eventually they raise the minimum pounds requirement to 3000# and a lot of us had to join a co-op or give it up. I'm in the latter category. In my experience the customer just wants to buy from somebody they can TRUST (a word that has been going out of fashion of late).
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