You have to go to the Judicial District case look-up for every state and.... not every state has an online case look up option. I found multiple in an attempt to hold them accountable - but they are BIG, have expensive corporate lawyers and are hard to touch. MANY if not most of their products are labeled as organic, however, it doesn't say USDA organic and most of the products are sourced from Argentina. Just look up the beans and the flours for a couple of examples. The USDA and FDA apply to the United States only. Every country has their own agency for food certification. Argentina is horrific. As a matter of fact, travelers are warmed not to eat any food that may have been washed there as it may be contaminated with e coli or worse things. My issue was catching a nearly life-threatening case of e coli. When I raised the issue they boldly proclaimed that while they list their products as organic, they are organic based on the country of origin and not USDA organic. For some countries, organic isn't a thing and food can be covered in feces and still be considered organic. Mexico has horrific food conditions, yet here is an example: (There are thousands of products sourced outside of the US - which explains why so many products have invasive insects, rodent feces and mold). Some of there products are left over food commodities that were not distributed to local residents and are several years old and they outright stated that on one of the allegations against them on the better Business bureau website.

Azure Market Organics Black Beans, Organic

Product of Argentina, Mexico, and USA

"Is it safe to eat vegetables in Argentina? avoid anything that could have been washed as the water here isn't drinkable"

Azure Market Organics Lentils, Red, Organic

Product of Turkey, Canada, and the USA

Have you seen the food conditions in Turkey - which is near the Ukraine. I wouldn't eat it if it were given to me, let alone buy it and believe it to be organic.

Hope this helps.