Ecuadorian Rainforest now certified vegan through BeVeg, NSF

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NSF International conducts the certification auditing for BeVeg.

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Ecuadorian Rainforest LLC (Clifton, NJ) announced it is now a vegan-certified company according to BeVeg International. NSF International (Ann Arbor, MI) conducts the certification review, which looks at vegan safety, quality control, and compliance.

“This certification reaffirms our commitment to supplying natural and sustainable vegan ingredients,” said Steve Siegel, vice president, Ecuadorian Rainforest, in a press release. “In addition to our organic, kosher, and halal certifications, we are proud to be able to offer vegan-certified products.”

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