Pure Bliss Organics creates a variety of unique products from a few simple and nutritious ingredients - chiefly organic whole grains, nuts and dried fruits. These core ingredients are nutrient-rich sources of B and E vitamins; minerals like iron, potassium, magnesium and calcium; and dietary fiber. Nuts and seeds also contain high-quality, heart-healthy fat. Including plenty of nuts and whole grains in your diet will satisfy your appetite, and studies suggest they may help lower LDL (“bad”) cholesterol levels.
As our name implies, Pure Bliss Organics chooses to use exclusively organic ingredients, and each product we offer proudly carries the USDA Organic seal. The green-and-white USDA Organic seal indicates our company meets rigorous federal standards for organic food production. This means that when when you enjoy Pure Bliss Organics products, you’re getting all the nutritional benefits of our wholesome ingredients without consuming synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, artificial food additives or genetically modified organisms (GMO’s). We also use organic ingredients because we believe they taste better! Compared to conventional growers, organic farmers tend to have relatively small yields, which means organic crops tend to be cultivated with greater care and attention. We can tell the organic difference, and we think you will, too!
We also choose to be an exclusively organic company because we care about the environment. The use of chemical pesticides in non-organic farming disrupts ecosystems by killing off insects and other creatures. Over time, organisms can develop tolerance for pesticides, and heavy use threatens to disrupt the natural process of evolution. Pesticides also threaten to leach into groundwater, soil, and the air, meaning they have the potential to spread far from their intended concentration. Organic farming practice offers a sustainable alternative that is healthier for people and for the planet. For crops to be certified organic, they must be cultivated in soil that has been free of prohibited pesticides for a minimum of three years. For more information on organics, visit the following Web sites:
USDA National Organic Program: http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/nop
Organic Trade Association – Organic Facts: http://www.ota.com/organic.html |