What does organic mean?
Organic means: Natural ingredients, healthy soil, genetic diversity,
natural landscape and habitats.
It avoids the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides, GMOs, irradiation,
fumigation,
synthetic additives and artificial chemical fertilizers.
Organically certified (OC) independently guarantees that
the products you
buy have been produced to recognised organic standards.
Why choose organic herbs?
In order to derive health benefits from the herbs, it is essential
that the herbs are free from contaminants and harmful processes
such as pesticides, herbicides, GMOs, irradiation, fumigation.
Why should I buy Irish Organic Herbs?
Irish Organic Herbs are:
- Fully certified organic with the added health benefits
this brings
They are grown locally on Irish organic farms, where possible
- Only major tincture supplier sourcing herbs in Ireland
- Organically certified herbs, extracted in organically
certified grain alcohol (no additives).
- Just herb, alcohol and water, naturally.
- Full traceability of products from seed to sale, independently
audited.
- Absence of pesticides and other harmful residues in accordance
with legislation governing organic farming.
- No irradiation, fumigation, synthetic additives or artificial
chemical fertilizers.
- Quality assurance, including HPLC and Microbial tests.
- Manufactured to the highest pharmacopoeia standards.
- Product labels including dosage reviewed and advised on,
by the Irish Institute of Medical Herbalists (IIMH).
- A countrywide network of herb gardens/farms, hosting herbal
tour/talks encapsulate our belief of “health in nature”.
- Company in a “state of the art”, production
facility, the Food Hub in Drumshanbo, Co Leitrim
- Situated in the pristine environment of the North West
of Ireland.

Where can I buy Irish Organic Herbs?
Irish Organic Herbs products can be purchased in Health Stores
and Pharmacies countrywide. Check with your local shop.
How is the recommended daily dosage of the herb arrived
at?
The Irish Institute of Medical Herbalists have reviewed and
advised on our products recommended dosages. Each dosage is
laid down in accordance with the particular traditional use
claim for the product that has been notified to the Irish
Medicine Board.
Who certifies herbs in Ireland?
Under EU regulations, the Dept of Agriculture and Food has
authorised 3 bodies to issue organic certification. The three
bodies are The Organic Trust, IOFGA, and Demeter Standards.
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