" Given how juicy and sweet wolfberries are, it would probably be impossible to have a pesticide-free farm. There is little hard information on this topic, though. One development I learned recently is that Chinese wolfberry farmers if so motivated can contract with US-approved organic certifiers who must visit the farm in China to perform their qualification tests. This is expensive and has been discouraging. I have a bottle of the Young Living wolfberry juice called NingxiaRed (www.ningxiared.com). It has a label stating ""Certified Organic"". On another hand, however, China issues its Green Certificate to some wolfberry farmers in Ningxia,
" Given how juicy and sweet wolfberries are, it would probably be impossible to have a pesticide-free farm. There is little hard information on this topic, though. One development I learned recently is that Chinese wolfberry farmers if so motivated can contract with US-approved organic certifiers who must visit the farm in China to perform their qualification tests. This is expensive and has been discouraging. I have a bottle of the Young Living wolfberry juice called NingxiaRed (www.ningxiared.com). It has a label stating ""Certified Organic"". On another hand, however, China issues its Green Certificate to some wolfberry farmers in Ningxia, China