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Great Life Dog Food
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Randi J
MemberGreat Life advertises “GMO FREE” on their website, but not their bags of food.
I noticed that Great Life is not on the editor’s list of “GMO FREE” dog foods.
I want to know what the “editor” knows that I don’t know.Randi J
Hound Dog Mom
ParticipantHi Randi –
Regarding whether or not Great Life food is GMO free, you would have to contact the company directly and ask for clarification. The Editor’s Choice list of GMO free foods includes foods manufactured by Editor’s Choice companies only. Great Life is not an Editor’s Choice selection and therefore would not appear on the GMO free list even if it were GMO free.
Randi J
MemberThank you. I have contacted Great Life and received no good answers. GMO free is on their website but not on the bags, as is “…certified organic by a third party”. They told me
when I contacted them that they could make this claim on their bags because “we source
from farms that haven’t certified it organic” ????????? I guess I will get no help on this one… Oh, maybe you should clarify or ad a disclaimer that you don’t research other foods that aren’t
on your Editor’s Choice list. Maybe you did clarify and I missed it. -
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