That is true on our organic farms as well as wild systems. So back to certifying wild areas. Just because an animal is captured in the wild does not qualify it as organic. There seems to me to be a similar arrogance here that likewise cannot be defended and that leads us to similar mischief. Besides, I believe it is fundamentally dishonest for us to claim to consumers that our organic farms are fully controlled, guaranteed not to have any unacceptable materials on them or that animals on them never escape.
Life always escapes.
To believe otherwise is to be deluded and to claim otherwise is dishonest.