Moringa oleifolia seed extract, a German vitamin supplier, is certified by relevant UK organizations
Taiyo, a German vitamin supplier, has announced that its new moringa seed extract has been approved by the UK Government's Laboratory Chemists (LGC) Comprehensive Global Banned Ingredients Testing and Certification Programme for Dietary Supplement Ingredients.
Certification is a comprehensive test involving healthy food ingredients and the entire manufacturing process. Certification represents a commitment by the brand manufacturer to the market that the product has been routinely tested for a variety of banned substances and is therefore safe for use by athletes. In addition to the evaluation of raw materials and manufacturing processes, the certification involves a monthly retail monitoring and testing process, which is a favorable and essential basis for Taiyo's application for certification to sell dietary supplements on the Amazon platform.
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