BRF "All-Natural" vs. Organic?

[taterdono]

Greetings and thank you for having me.

Question: I have obtained BRF but upon examination I see that it isn't labeled organic anywhere. It does say "all-natural" and "gluten-free" but with no organic seal/certification on the label. The supermarket I purchased the BRF from is renowned for it's organic selection and I may have made the mistake of thinking that just because there was all kinds of other organic products around that my item would be also. Anyway, I don't think it's organic.

Will this "all-natural" BRF suffice or is it absolutely necessary to have certified organic? If not, could anyone briefly explain why?

Thank you from a first-timer who doesn't want to make a stupid mistake from the very beginning.

[Braniac]

you do not have to get organic brf. most just buy brown rice and grid it up in a blender or coffee grinder. unless you just want to use organic.

[NHMI]

Ya, as long as there is no fungicide you are good

[taterdono]

Thank you for the advice. I really appreciate your help. I'll be back over the coming weeks. The first attempt commences soon.

Thank you again!

[NHMI]

glad to be able to help