Organic foods have a legal definition- natural foods do not. To label a food as organic, it must be grown/produced without pesticides, herbicides, hormones, or antibiotics, and cannot contain certain ingredients. The term "natural" can be applied to any food at all.
There is no firm definition of what a natural food is.
To receive a natural label from the FDA, a food must not contain any artificial ingredients or added colors and should be minimally processed. While the FDA does not have a formal definition for "natural," it generally implies that the food is made from ingredients that are derived from plants or animals and are free from synthetic additives. However, it's important to note that the term "natural" can be subject to interpretation, as the FDA allows some flexibility in its application.
organic
Because the term "natural" means nothing.
natural
My gosh it is the label on the food product that you purchase
definition of term of food sanitation
That depends on your location and definition of food. That depends on your location and definition of food.
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It must be minimally processed and free of artificial ingredients, perservatives, and other nonnaturally occurring chemicals.
It must be minimally processed and free of artificial ingredients, perservatives, and other nonnaturally occurring chemicals.