German Vitamin Supplier Moringa SeedExtract Receives Certification from UK Related Organizations
German vitaminsupplier Taiyo has announced that its new Moringa seed extract has beenofficially certified by the UK Government Chemists' Laboratory (LGC)Comprehensive Global Prohibited Ingredients Testing and Certification Schemefor dietary supplement ingredients.
Thecertification is said to be a comprehensive test that covers both the healthfood ingredient and the entire manufacturing process. Certification representsa commitment to the market by the brand manufacturer that the product has beenroutinely tested for a variety of banned substances and is therefore safe forathletes to use. The certification, which involves monthly retail monitoringand testing procedures in addition to evaluating raw materials andmanufacturing processes, is a favorable and important basis for Taiyo's nextapplication for certification to sell dietary supplements on the Amazonplatform.
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2026-06-04
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