Kelpak Secures EU Certification Boosting Grower Confidence by 100 Percent
UK-based OMEX has announced that its flagship biostimulant Kelpak is now officially CE-certified under European Union regulations, marking a major milestone in product compliance and grower assurance.
This certification reinforces Kelpak’s reputation as a trusted tool for enhancing root development, improving crop resilience, and increasing yields. With its regulatory status confirmed, farmers and horticulturists across the EU can now adopt Kelpak with renewed confidence in both safety and performance.
OMEX also highlighted a visual update: Kelpak’s formula will no longer appear green. However, the composition and effectiveness remain unchanged. The color shift has no impact on functionality, and the product continues to meet the highest standards in sustainable agriculture.
British growers have already begun using Kelpak as part of their eco-friendly production strategies. OMEX remains committed to delivering regulatory-compliant innovations that support yield growth and long-term agricultural sustainability.
2026-09-03
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