Assertion: label's product | /r/HasProperty | organic
Facets:
value: legitimately
type: DEGREE
value: interestingly
type: DEGREE
value: truly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Such common usage makes it questionable when products truly are organic and how consumers can tell the difference.
text: In his new book, "Organic: A Journalist's Quest to Discover the Truth Behind Food Labeling," Laufer attempts to trace the origins of two products: organic walnuts that he purchased at a Trader Joe's, and black beans from a Whole Foods competitor, which arrived in California via, respectively, Kazakhstan and Bolivia.
text: Interestingly, the product only has to be 95 percent organic to qualify, and there are over 200 non-organic products that can be legally added for something still to be organic.
text: Being able to put the word "organic" on a food product is a valuable marketing advantage in today's consumer market, but does not guarantee the product is legitimately organic.