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‘Organic’ on beauty labels may not mean what you think. Learn what the USDA’s 95% rule covers and why it matters
What does “organic” mean on beauty and wellness labels? Learn the USDA rule: at least 95% of ingredients must be organic for the “organic” seal. Check for the seal and a named certifier, too, so you can see who checked the claim before you buy.
I had no idea PIP was included by default in Texas unless you reject it in writing. Went and checked my policy after reading this. Still have it, thankfully. Going to double check my UM coverage while I'm at it