Food To Live

In 1.5 c. I sifted out: plastic, yes you read that right; a weed pricker, tons of twigs & seeds... not just dried elderberries. The elderberries were also very small & a lot of them were discolored, yellow or red!

In January I purchased an eight pound bag of black sesame seeds from this company. After I tried it, I found out it has bad ugly smell and taste. I don't know if it is black sesame seeds or not, for which I don't dare to eat. When I ask for refund, their answer is it is past 30 days. This company can't be trusted.

Hank M says it must be fake because it doesn't have a fancy storefront. I did the same search, but for the correct address, 2769, not his 2760 W 15th Street. (Google Maps does show the wrong address sometimes compared to the one you enter, so Hank probably made no mistake).
It's true it doesn't have a fancy storefront, but it is shown in Google Maps named 'Food to Live, Online superfoods store' at that address.
An online store does not need to pay for a fancy storefront to make it valid.
I have purchased products from them that seem very good quality - for example 8 lbs of organic broccoli sprouting seeds have normal USDA certified organics labeling. The seeds sprout well.
This setup would be hard to fake across their product line. I think they are reliable.

Earlier this year I placed an order for one of the products on sale. The company emailed me that they had my order ready to ship. Several days later I was emailed that my order was cancelled due to my failure to correct incorrect information. I rechecked my order and found all information was correct. No problem, I would reorder the product. However the price had nearly doubled, so I did not reorder. Thinking about the cancellation, it became clear to me that the actual reason for cancellation was due not to "missing information" rather was because Food to Live did not want to ship items at the price they had been ordered at and instead of saying that this was the case, decided to try to say my "Incorrect" order was my error. I suspect this company is rotten to the core.

I made a few orders with this company and I think it's safe to say Food to Live provides excellent customer service. My orders arrived promptly and my maca powder tastes very fresh. And customer service responds fast.

Ordered walnuts on 1/19/24 thru Walmart.com. Without an explanation they cancelled my order. All shipping information was correct. Will not order from them again.

I received a pound of organic Medjool Dates as a gift in a gift basket. They appeared moldy when I opened them. They were well within the Best Before Date. I contacted Food to Live, gave them the Lot # and Best Before Date, and sent a picture that they requested. I asked them if the dates should have a white substance on them. They told me it could be sugar or possibly mold, so I should not eat them. They refused to give me a replacement package because I couldn't give them the order number or the name of the customer. I explained that I received them as a gift in a Yankee Swap so I didn't have that information. I hated to throw them out but I didn't dare eat them. I am very disappointed with the customer service of this company.

I feel very lucky that I didn't order anything from this company. I contacted them to find out if they carried organic unsulfured yellow raisins or sultanas and if they coated them with sunflower oil. I guess they couldn't be bothered to respond I wasn't worth bothering with. The company is owned by the Lexunder inc corporation owner Alexander Melnick.