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If you are searching for Annie’s organic bunny grahams, you probably already buy the brand and want to know what the organic claim on the box rests on and where to get it. This page covers one product, the 7 ounce box of Annie’s Organic Friends Bunny Grahams, and nothing else.

The Short Answer: Annie’s Organic Bunny Grahams Are Described as Certified USDA Organic

The maker’s product page says the bunny grahams are “Certified USDA Organic.” We read that page on November 1, 2026. This is a USDA program, not an EWG rating, and we use no EWG score for this product.

What the Maker Page Says

Certification basis: USDA Organic
Source read: the Annie’s Organic Friends Bunny Grahams page
Size: one 7 oz box
Flavors: the page lists three, chocolate chip, chocolate and honey
Allergens: the page says “Contains wheat; may contain milk and soy ingredients.”

The page also says non-GMO. We do not rely on that wording. The only basis we state for this product is USDA Organic. The maker page does not say which flavor the Amazon listing below ships, so check the box you receive.

What USDA Organic Covers, and What It Does Not

The USDA organic label is a production and handling standard. It tells you the ingredients were grown and processed under rules set by the National Organic Program, which the USDA runs. You can read the program’s own description on the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service organic page. For a longer explainer, see what the USDA organic seal means.

The label is not a health claim, a nutrition rating or a safety guarantee, and we make none of those for these snacks. It also says nothing about allergens. USDA Organic is not an EWG rating either: EWG does not issue a verified mark for packaged snacks, and we do not rely on EWG Food Scores here. For how EWG’s marks work where they do apply, read what EWG VERIFIED® covers.

How to Check the Organic Seal Yourself

  • Look for the USDA organic seal on the box you receive.
  • Read the maker page linked above.
  • Search the maker in the USDA Organic Integrity Database. We did not query it for this page, so treat our statement as based on the maker page.

The Box We Checked

The listing we verified on Amazon is the 7 oz box of Annie’s Organic Friends Bunny Grahams. On November 1, 2026 it was in stock at $16.90, about $2.41 per ounce. That is a high price for a 7 ounce box of cookies, so compare it against the other places you shop before you order.

Annie’s Organic Friends Bunny Grahams, 7 oz, on Amazon →

Prices change, so look at the current listing before you order. If you are stocking the snack shelf, we also wrote up Annie’s Organic Chocolate Chip Cookie Bites and Annie’s Organic Cheesy Smiles Baked Corn Puffs. For more options, see USDA Organic snacks for kids.

Buying Notes

  • This page covers the 7 oz box only. Other Annie’s snacks and pack sizes are different products, and we did not check them.
  • Check the allergen statement on the box you receive.
  • Check the best-by date and return terms on the Amazon page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Annie’s bunny grahams organic?
The maker’s page describes them as “Certified USDA Organic.” We read it on November 1, 2026.

Does EWG rate or certify them?
No. This page rests on USDA Organic only. EWG does not issue a verified mark for packaged snacks, we use no EWG score, and we are not affiliated with EWG.

Do the flavors differ?
The maker page lists chocolate chip, chocolate and honey. We did not compare them, and the page does not say which one the Amazon listing ships.

This article contains affiliate links. NonToxicFinder (Solved Labs LLC) may earn commissions on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Certification information comes from the maker’s product page. Status, price and stock can change, so verify before purchase.