Seal on the label

USDA Organic seal on supplement labels

3,900 products in the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database print the USDA Organic seal on their label, 3,229 of them on the market; 59% of them are botanical (herb or plant) products, against 27% of all supplements; 78% list at least one botanical (an herb or plant) (DSLD version 9.4.0, January 2026).

The USDA Organic seal means the product is certified to the USDA National Organic Program standards by an accredited certifier. To confirm a product, use the USDA Organic Integrity Database (certified operations).

What kinds of ingredient do products printing the USDA Organic seal list?

The share of products printing the USDA Organic seal listing at least one ingredient of each kind (how kinds are counted):

USDA Organic seal: share listing each kind of ingredient

3,900 products; a product counts once per kind.

USDA Organic seal: share listing each kind of ingredientBotanicals78%Minerals27%Vitamins24%Other compounds9%Probiotic strains6%Fiber6%Fatty acids4%Enzymes3%
USDA Organic seal: share listing each kind of ingredientBotanicals78%Minerals27%Vitamins24%Other compounds9%Probiotic strains6%Fiber6%Fatty acids4%Enzymes3%
USDA Organic seal: share listing each kind of ingredientBotanicals78%Minerals27%Vitamins24%Other compounds9%Probiotic strains6%Fiber6%Fatty acids4%Enzymes3%
USDA Organic seal: share listing each kind of ingredientBotanicals78%Minerals27%Vitamins24%Other compounds9%Probiotic strains6%Fiber6%Fatty acids4%Enzymes3%
USDA Organic seal: share listing each kind of ingredientBotanicals78%Minerals27%Vitamins24%Other compounds9%Probiotic strains6%Fiber6%Fatty acids4%Enzymes3%

Source: Supplement Facts rows of each product's current label, NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0, by the ingredient category DSLD records.

What do products printing the USDA Organic seal contain?

Iron is the single ingredient they list most (18% of them), then calcium (17%) and potassium (15%). The table sets their median amount per serving against the median of every product listing the same ingredient.

USDA Organic seal: the ingredients most often listed (3,900 products, DSLD version 9.4.0)
IngredientShare listing itMedian hereAll products
Iron18%1.77 mg5 mg
Calcium17%34 mg115 mg
Potassium15%98.39 mg99 mg
Vitamin C15%30 mg100 mg
Ginger11%160 mg60 mg
Vitamin A10%1,400 IU4,000 IU
Vitamin D10%20 mcg15 mcg
Beet7%1,350 mg100 mg
Turmeric7%500 mg150 mg
Blueberry6%465 mg100 mg
Spinach6%400 mg125 mg
Broccoli6%500 mg100 mg
Vitamin B126%5 mcg36 mcg
Kale6%400 mg125 mg
Folate6%120 mcg400 mcg

Source: Supplement Facts rows of each product's current label, NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0.

What kinds of products are they?

USDA Organic seal by DSLD product type

USDA Organic seal by product typeBotanical2,296Other Combinations725Botanical with Nutrients367Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical137Amino acid/Protein124Fat/Fatty Acid90Vitamin66Fiber and Other Nutrients39
USDA Organic seal by product typeBotanical2,296Other Combinations725Botanical with Nutrients367Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical137Amino acid/Protein124Fat/Fatty Acid90Vitamin66Fiber and Other Nutrients39
USDA Organic seal by product typeBotanical2,296Other Combinations725Botanical with Nutrients367Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical137Amino acid/Protein124Fat/Fatty Acid90Vitamin66Fiber and Other Nutrients39
USDA Organic seal by product typeBotanical2,296Other Combinations725Botanical with Nutrients367Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical137Amino acid/Protein124Fat/Fatty Acid90Vitamin66Fiber and Other Nutrients39
USDA Organic seal by product typeBotanical2,296Other Combinations725Botanical with Nutrients367Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical137Amino acid/Protein124Fat/Fatty Acid90Vitamin66Fiber and Other Nutrients39

Brands with the most: Banyan Botanicals (244), Herb Pharm (173), Oregon's Wild Harvest (116), Organic India (103), BareOrganics (92), Herbadiet (82), Garden of Life MyKind Organics (72), Dr. Mercola (70), Gaia Organics (50), Micro Ingredients (49).

Which products are they?

60 of the 3,900: on-market products first, the newest label first. Each ingredient page lists every product that contains it.

Source: NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0. How products are chosen: a seal or certification named in the label's printed statements, as DSLD transcribed them; the certifier's own list is where to confirm it.

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