Cascadian Farm Granola Bars

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Since 1972. Good source of fiber. 3.5 grams of fat per bar. No hydrogenated oils. No artificial flavors or preservatives. USDA organic. Contains peanuts. Certified organic. Guaranteed delicious. When we founded Cascadian Farm in 1972, we knew that good food started with caring for our land. We're still tending our farm in the foothills of Washington's Cascade Mountains and partnering with other farmers who share our commitment to bringing you delicious organic foods. You'll love the abundant goodness of our Trail Mix granola bars - perfect for your workout or on the trail! About the Seal: In 2002 the USDA released its rules governing the use of the word organic on foods. The USDA Organic seal gives consumers a powerful tool for identifying products that are produced, processed and certified to consistent national organic standards. We are proud to have contributed to the development of the national organic standards with the appointment of four team members to the National Organic Standards Board as organic industry representatives. Which Products Can Bear the Seal: Only products that have been certified organic by the USDA and contain at least 95% organic ingredients may bear the USDA Organic seal. About Organic Certification: Independent agencies accredited by the USDA inspect and review all products bearing the USDA Organic seal to verify compliance with organic standards. Plump raisins. Dried cranberries. Peanuts. Rich chocolate. Wholesome rolled oats. Why eat organic? Our organic foods are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Our organic foods contain no artificial flavors or artificial preservatives. Our organic farming methods help protect and nurture the environment. Gradually increase fiber over time to help minimize potential gastrointestinal discomfort. Certified Organic: This product is certified organic by the Washington State Department of Agriculture in accordance with the organic standards of the US Department of Agriculture.

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