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Alkame Holdings Subsidiary Earns Organic Certification for CBD Products

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022
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LAS VEGAS, March 29, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alkame Holdings, Inc. (OTC PINK: ALKM),a publicly traded diversified holding company,is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary Bell Food & Beverage Inc. has received its first USDA Organic Certification for CBD products.

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  • LAS VEGAS, March 29, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alkame Holdings, Inc. (OTC PINK: ALKM),a publicly traded diversified holding company,is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary Bell Food & Beverage Inc. has received its first USDA Organic Certification for CBD products.
  • Alkame Holdings Inc.s wholly owned subsidiary Bell Food & Beverage Inc. can now enable qualifying brands to receive USDA Organic Certification, another major milestone in capabilities for both product development and manufacturing.
  • Alkame Holdings and its CBD Copacker division are committed to quality, consistency, transparency, compliance, and traceability.
  • The development of a CBD Organic Certification program for clients was grueling and time consuming since the certification must be continuous from the seed to the final sale of these products.

Green Hygienics Holdings Inc. Granted the USDA Organic Certification for Cultivation and Post-Harvest Processing

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Friday, October 9, 2020
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This new certification further enables the Company to supply certified organic hemp products to national and international markets.

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  • This new certification further enables the Company to supply certified organic hemp products to national and international markets.
  • The Company was previously granted USDA Organic Certificate for the 824-acre property, making it the largest single parcel USDA Organic Certified farm in the North American Hemp Industry.
  • CCOF/USDA certification standards provide specific technical guidance on obtaining high-quality organic plant materials for the sustainable production of the herbal and medicinal products.
  • "This certification reflects GHH's ability to produce fully organic grade hemp as well as our adherence to stringent organic operational standards required by USDA.

Legal Complaints Filed Against Organic Factory Farms

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Wednesday, August 26, 2020
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OrganicEye , the investigative arm of Beyond Pesticides, filed a formal legal complaint with the USDA to re-open an investigation into animal abuse at Natural Prairie and cheating on lack of federal grazing requirements for organic cattle stating, "confining animals in building and stabbing them with screwdrivers is not "organic".

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  • OrganicEye , the investigative arm of Beyond Pesticides, filed a formal legal complaint with the USDA to re-open an investigation into animal abuse at Natural Prairie and cheating on lack of federal grazing requirements for organic cattle stating, "confining animals in building and stabbing them with screwdrivers is not "organic".
  • "It takes someone who is intimately familiar with organic livestock production and regulations to recognize violations of organic standards."
  • OrganicEye has additionally filed a legal complaint against organic certifier Oregon Tilth for its role in Indiana.
  • Federal organic law requires organic operations to maintain or improve natural resources, including soil and water quality, according to Kastel.