the reason I ask is that I read it cannot be - if this is the case, then can anything be truely organic..? except maybe to fit in with government guidelines?
'Organic' - Do you mean chemistry definition? then no
Or do you mean 'marketing spin definition'? e.g. happy chickens running around a field as opposed to boxed in cages in an industrial shed... In which case, I dunno but I doubt it could be classed as organic. I suppose you could have categories:
Water bottled from a natural source with no additives.
Water bottled from a natural source with additives.
Water bottled from a non natural source.
S.
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