About Organics

About Organics

USDA-certified organic foods are grown and processed according to federal guidelines that address factors such as soil quality, animal husbandry, pest and weed control, and the use of additives. Organic produce is grown in soil that has had no prohibited substances, such as synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, applied for three years prior to harvest. Organic meat regulations require that animals are raised in living conditions that accommodate their natural behaviors, like the ability to graze on pasture. Organic livestock are fed 100% organic feed and forage, and antibiotics or hormones are not administered.

Kowalski's Organic Maple Syrup Kowalski's Organic Maple Syrup
Kowalski's Organic Pasture-Raised Eggs Kowalski's Organic Pasture-Raised Eggs
Kowalski's Organic BBQ Sauces Kowalski's Organic BBQ Sauces
Kowalski's Organic Crunchy Munchy Trail Mix Kowalski's Organic Crunchy Munchy Trail Mix
Kowalski's Signature Italian Espresso Coffee Kowalski's Signature Italian Espresso Coffee

Kowalski's Organic Products

Our selection of organics at Kowalski's extends to our Signature Product collection. We continue to add organic choices to our Signature line every season. Some of our most popular Signature picks are certified organic, including these choices:

  • Maple Syrup
  • Organic 100% Grass-Fed Beef
  • Eggs
  • Dry Herbs and Spices
  • Kansas City Classic, Hickory Bourbon and Black Garlic BBQ Sauces
  • Crunchy Munchy Trail Mix
  • Fresh Herbs and Prepared Produce
  • Fair Trade Coffees
  • Fresh and Shelf-Stable Peanut Butters

Good to Know: Beyond the Label

Along with the thousands of certified organic products we carry in our markets, we are also proud to offer pesticide-free hydroponic and soil-free selections. These products are not eligible for certified organic inspection and certification because they are not grown in soil, which is a requirement of the Certified Organic program. We also work closely with small growers and producers that may not yet be able to afford the costs associated with organic accreditation.