Organic Grade Chemicals
Derived from a USDA Certified organically grown material
About Organic Grade Chemicals
Organic grade chemicals must comply with the USDA Organic requirements, and additionally be approved by an organic certifying agent. Specifically, the organic label requires that the product be made with at least 95% organic materials. It may contain up to 5% of conventionally grown materials or processing aids.
Chemically speaking, the word organic refers to compounds containing carbons and hydrogens. In the context of the USDA Organic certification, the word is adapted to describe specific agricultural practices which restrict the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.
Organic chemicals are often perceived as having higher value, since they are subject to more stringent requirements. Lab Alley is pleased to offer you our line of USDA-certified organic products you can trust.
Major uses and applications
The following areas are the most prevalent applications for organic products.
- Food Production: The food industry may comply with organic standards to produce foods that are free of conventional pesticides, fertilizers, and processing aids.
- Drinks and beverages: Beverage makers use organic ingredients to create high quality certified organic beverages.
- Cosmetics and Personal Care Products: Cosmetics and personal care products may be formulated with ingredients that are free of conventional pesticides, fertilizers, and processing aids.
Common Uses and Applications
- Food manufacturing
- Personal care products
- Dietary supplements
- Herbal extracts
- Drinks and beverages
Industries
- Food industry
- Cosmetics industry
- Supplement industry