Organic Rice Proteins

Organic Rice Proteins are a great tasting vegetable protein that are free of the common food allergens normally associated with products such as soy, milk, egg, wheat and yeast. In fact in the world of organic proteins, there are not many that are truly hypoallergenic. This is one of the reasons that Organic Rice Proteins are fast becoming the most preferred source of nutrients. These Organic Rice Proteins are extracted through a natural process from non-genetically modified polished rice and no chemicals or high temperatures are used during processing phase. This 100% organic method keeps the beneficial qualities of Organic Rice Protein intact. An organic method generally narrates a way of derivation where an element is extorted without using artificial ingredients like pesticides, herbicides and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). So when it comes to Organic Rice Proteins, they are certified 100% organic only if they are derived from a cold press, water extraction/milling process that does not use solvents, hexane or other artificial elements.

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Magrice : Not Your Common Organic Rice

How do you like your rice be produced?

In these times when organic foods are increasingly gaining approval among health-conscious people, more and more farmers are going into organic production.

For the farmer-members of the Kilolog Multi-Purpose Farmers Cooperative (KIMFACO) in Magsaysay, Davao del Sur, producing organic rice has become very rewarding as they have not only found a sure market for their produce, but likewise preserve the well-being of the people in the community. That is because they have already withdrawn from the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides in rice farming which pose health and environmental hazards.

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Organic Food History and Current Trends

Farming practices used before the 1900’s are classed as organic. It was only after this that added chemicals such as urea and DDT were brought into farming – previous to this, farmers didn’t have the knowledge and simply put, were happy enough with things as they were; as most of us today would be. After all, home grown food is often the nicest, most tasty food we put on our plates.

For some reason, during the 1960’s and 1970’s the concept of organic food became a separate entity to the ‘normal’ food we were then buying. Consumers had been effectively duped into believing that what they were buying, was food as nature intended, it not appreciating that the chemicals which were added during growth of the ‘normal stuff’ were what actually made the food abnormal in the first place.

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