Natures Path Whole O's

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Whole grain rice & corn, lightly sweetened with pomegranate juice. Gluten free selections. 3 generations. Gluten free & wheat free. 14 g whole grain, low fat, 0 g trans fat per 30 g serving. Certified gluten-free. Non GMO Project verified. USDA organic. How glorious a greeting the sun gives the mountains! - John Muir. We're so happy our paths have crossed. Was it the familiar hug-shaped morsels that led you here? Maybe you were looking for a tasty gluten-free snack when you came upon our delicious whole-grain O's. Or did you just think it'd be fun to string an edible necklace (because it is)? Whatever your reason for winding up on Nature's Path, we're glad you did. And if you want to find more foods that are good for you, your family, and the planet, here are the signs to look for. Certified Organic: Unlike natural label claims, certified organic products are guaranteed to have been grown without chemical herbicides and pesticides, and there are never synthetic preservatives or additives. Because, really, who wants any of that for breakfast? Non-GMO: GMO stands for genetically modified organisms. Doesn't sound too tasty, does it? The Non-GMO Project agrees, and their verification assures you that the food you're buying is made in a kitchen - not in a lab. Eco Pac: At Nature's Path, we're committed to not only making delicious organic food, but also to helping the environment. Our Eco Pacs help by using 66% less packaging than a cardboard box (Environmental impact estimates from the Environmental Defense Paper Calculator (www.papercalculator.org)). 437 tons/year of paper board saved; 7,464 million BTUs of total energy saved; 1,389,323 pounds CO2 greenhouses gases saved; 826,542 gallons of waste water saved; 248,383 pounds solid waste diverted. This product is third-party certified organic by Quality Assurance International (QAI). Whole Grain: 14 g or more per serving. Eat 48 g or more of whole grains daily. facebook.com/naturespath. www.naturespath.com. Product of USA.

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