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Monday, July 6, 2009

Aubrey Organics since 1967



I love Aubrey Organics products and I especially love that they are made in the USA!

For 42 years, Aubrey Organics has been making organic personal care products, such as shampoos, moisturizers, deodorants, lotions and make up.

Today Aubrey offers more than 200 products that are sold in more than 4500 retailers throughout the world. The company philosophy is: “Why use something synthetic when something natural works so much better?”

What a great concept! (Too bad all companies can't adopt that healthy attitude.)

Read Aubrey product labels and you’ll find ingredients made from natural plant extracts, and no synthetic additives or petrochemicals. And, you will find that all Aubrey Organics products are made in a factory in Tampa, Florida, that is “regularly inspected and certified as a manufacturing facility where organic ingredients are handled according to standards set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Organic Program.”

On its website, the company states: “We buy only the purest natural and organic ingredients from fair trade sources, and use them in handcrafted, all-natural products that are good for you and good for the Earth.”

And good for America, I might add.

Check them out at: http://aubrey-organics.com/

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Make Sure Your American Flag is Made In America



Celebrate the 4th of July by buying American!

As we get ready to celebrate U.S. Independence Day on July 4, I thought it would be an appropriate time to remind everyone how important it is to buy American-made flags.

When you wave the American flag this year make sure that flag is Made in the U.S.A. Though buying any products not made here when you have a choice is never good, buying a flag made in another country is like a slap in the face to our forefathers and mothers, especially Betsy Ross who so painstakingly and lovingly crafted the symbol of our freedom.

Companies that make flags in the U.S. are:

http://www.theflagzone.com/about.cfm
http://www.aflag.com/
http://www.uncommonflagpoles.com/