one more for the taste-tells-you-everything pile. bitter means strong is the one i hear most.

the word cooperative is on plenty of shop pages. i've never seen one say we buy from whoever turns up in autumn.

free to print, and itll fit whatever theyve already got. ask when in spring, watch spring turn into around spring.

A label's a printing job. Batch id and CoA are the bits youd chase, if they went missing too. New lid, who cares.

eh. the jar in my cupboard says standardised strength on it, which means nothing lol. but 'we can't know so we wont say' is convenient for a forum too...

the reason your search turned up nothing is that theres nothing there. no results isnt an all clear, its just no results. people read those two as the...

"ships from uk" tells you where the box was last. nothing about whats in the jar, when it went in, or who got paid for it

which is why every uk listing now reads like a travel blog. "traditional himalayan delicacy, enjoyed for centuries". mate you sell jars

compliant with what though. sellers use that word because it has the shape of paperwork without any paperwork existing

and before someone gets there - bitter doesnt mean strong. thats plant stuff your tongue can pick up, nothing to do with the compound everyone actuall...

and half of them are selling out of the uk, where efsa isnt even their regulator. but yeah. nice box

and not one of them cites a thing. same three sentences copy pasted across forty shop pages, all deeply confident, zero sources between the lot of the...

nothing wrong with you asking it, everyone does. the word just drags a shopping list in behind it - how strong, how long, when does it kick in. you tu...

@Ben nails it. one has a certification body, the other has a guy with a phone and a ladder photo