Is this oil certified organic, or can it be labeled as natural?

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The oil is 100% natural — a pure steam-distilled botanical product with no synthetic additives — but it is not certified organic at present; organic certification can be discussed for dedicated programs with a minimum volume commitment. Natural vs Organic Position ClaimStatus100% naturalYes — no synthetics, no diluents, GC-MS verifiedCertified organicNot currently heldOrganic certification pathPossible for dedicated bulk programsNatural labelingSupported by GC-MS, COA and origin statementFor most markets, "100% pure natural" labeling is supported by our documentation today. If your brand requires certified organic, tell us the volume and timeline — certification requires a dedicated raw-material supply and audit cycle, which we can scope together.Confirm whether you need organic certification or natural labeling, and we will quote the appropriate program.

Claim	Status
100% natural	Yes — no synthetics, no diluents, GC-MS verified
Certified organic	Not currently held
Organic certification path	Possible for dedicated bulk programs
Natural labeling	Supported by GC-MS, COA and origin statement

Is this oil certified organic, or can it be labeled as natural?

Natural vs Organic Position

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