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Whole Foods Market is known for its incredible selection of high-quality produce, including loads of organic and Whole Trade choices
All fruits and vegetables are labeled with place of origin
Whole Foods Market is the first and only certified organic national grocery store. The USDA National Organic Program doesnâ€t require an organic certification for retailers who sell organic products, but we go the extra mile to have our stores certified, which requires all stores to be third-party audited for specific traceability and handling measures.
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