OG2 Cascadian Farm Purely Os Cereal 12/8.6 OZ [UNFI #58220]

31 g whole grain per serving. At least 48 g recommended daily. Vegan. USDA Organic. Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth. Non-GMO Project verified. nongmoproject.org. Founded in Skagit Valley, WA. As one of the earliest pioneers of organic agriculture, we have spent more than 50 years working to protect our planet through actions like planting pollinator habitats, helping farmers build healthy soil, and integrating climate-smart crops into our products. But there is much more work to be done. Step-by-step, we are reimagining the relationship between food, farmland, nature & communities, seeking to drive and inspire meaningful change along the way. Creating a wave of Cascading Change. From our beginnings on a single farm in Skagit Valley, Washington. Cascadian Farm has spent more than 50 years partnering with organic farmers to protect the health of our planet by making delicious, down-to-earth food using wholesome ingredients perfected by mother nature. In honor of this legacy, we have donated the farm where it all started to Rodale Institute so they can continue to advance regenerative organic research and education for the good of us all. Cascadian Farm believes organic is good for you and the planet, follow the bee and butterfly paths to learn more! Follow the butterfly path. Organic is good for you: Real food: the way nature intended. As delicious as t is nutritious. Regenerating soil health. This package is sold by weight, not by volume. You can be assured of proper weight even though some settling of contents normally occurs during shipment and handling. www.CascadianFarm.com. how2recycle.info. Visit cascadianfarm.com to learn more. We welcome your questions or comments. 1-800-624-4123. Visit us at www.CascadianFarm.com. Box Tops for Education: Download the app. Scan your receipt. Earn cash for schools. Certified 100% recycled paperboard. Follow the bee path: Organic is good for the planet! Promoting ecological balance. Regenerating soil health. Reducing chemical pollution. Cultivating pollinator habitats.