Sabinsa announced that several of its ingredients have been Non-GMO Project Verified, adding to its transparency and commitment to natural, sustainable, and non-GMO ingredients.
Photo © iStockphoto.com/mipan
Sabinsa (East Windsor, NJ) announced that several of its ingredients have been Non-GMO Project Verified, adding to its transparency and commitment to natural, sustainable, and non-GMO ingredients.
“Providing health conscious consumers with herbal, probiotic, and digestive enzymes products that support their preference for non-GMO ingredients can be challenging, so going this extra step in transparency is one way we can support our manufacturing and brand owner partners, retailers, and their customers,” said Shaheen Majeed, Sabinsa’s president worldwide, in a press release. “The credibility the Non-GMO Project Verified seal brings is an important addition to demonstrating Sabinsa’s integrity.”
“The Non-GMO Project applauds Sabinsa’s commitment to transparency in the marketplace, providing consumers with the non-GMO choices. With numerous Verified products available, Sabinsa is a valuable part of our non-GMO future,” said Hans Eisenbeis, director of marketing and communications for the Non-GMO Project, in a press release.
Mars partners with suppliers like ADM to bring regeneratively grown ingredients to pet food
November 25th 2024Mars (Franklin, TN) is collaborating with partners and suppliers like ADM, The Anderson, Inc., Riceland Foods, and Soil and Water Outcomes Fund through its Royal Canin USA and Petcare U.S. Inc. brands to provide financial incentives to farmers to implement regenerative agricultural practices.
Senate Committee has released the text of 2024 Farm Bill, with changes to hemp regulations
November 19th 2024The U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, & Forestry has introduced the Rural Prosperity and Food Security Act, which will serve as the Senate’s draft for the 2024 Farm Bill.