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Quality

Verifiable quality, not adjectives

For a serious brand, “high quality” means nothing without proof. Here is ours, starting with a certification you can check yourself.

Independently verifiable

NSF/ANSI 455-2 GMP for Dietary Supplements

NSF/ANSI 455-2 is a recognised GMP framework for dietary-supplement manufacturing, it incorporates US FDA 21 CFR Part 111. Our certification can be verified directly on NSF’s public database, giving procurement and quality teams a concrete external trust point during supplier evaluation. We are also certified under NSF’s China GMP program.

Verify on NSF’s public database

100% testing

Full inspection of incoming raw, auxiliary and packaging materials and finished goods before use or shipment, with rigorous supplier selection and monitoring.

Documentation you can use

A Certificate of Analysis and specification travel with every shipment, the records your regulatory team and importer rely on.

Full traceability

Batch and lot traceability across production supports supplier-quality review and controlled records.

Export documentation

Records that help your team prepare its own market and importer compliance work.

Our approach

How quality is built in, batch after batch

Quality is not a final inspection bolted on at the end. It is designed into every stage, from the raw material arriving at our dock to the finished product leaving it. These are the four points where the controls sit.

Raw-material qualification

Every incoming lot of raw, auxiliary and packaging material is checked against its specification, with identity, heavy-metal and microbial testing, before it is cleared for production. Suppliers are selected and monitored, not simply trusted.

In-process controls

Production runs under GMP with defined process parameters and complete batch records, so each step is documented as it happens rather than reconstructed afterwards. Deviations are caught on the line, not at the end.

Finished-product release

Before a batch ships it is tested against its specification and formally released. It then travels with a Certificate of Analysis your quality team can check line by line against the agreed spec.

Traceability and documentation

Batch and lot traceability links every finished unit back to the raw materials it was made from. Specification sheets, batch records and Certificates of Analysis are available on request for your supplier-quality file.

Certifications & registrations

Independent certifications and registrations your procurement and regulatory teams can verify, not marketing badges. Each one below says what it covers and, where a public register exists, how to check it.

NSF/ANSI 455-2

GMP for Dietary Supplements

Independently audited Good Manufacturing Practice specific to dietary supplements, incorporating US FDA 21 CFR Part 111. Verifiable directly on NSF’s public database, a concrete external trust point for procurement and quality teams.

Verify on NSF’s public database

FSSC 22000

Food Safety System Certification

A GFSI-recognised food-safety management system built on ISO 22000, covering hazard control across the whole production chain. A benchmark importers and retailers accept worldwide.

BRCGS

Global Standard for Food Safety

A GFSI-benchmarked global standard for food safety, quality and operational control, widely required by UK and European retailers and private-label buyers.

USDA Organic

USDA National Organic Program (NOP)

Certified under the USDA National Organic Program: the facility is authorised to handle and produce certified-organic products to US federal organic standards, required to make organic claims in the US market.

FDA-registered facility

US FDA facility registration

Registered with the US FDA as a dietary-supplement manufacturing facility, a prerequisite for supplying the US market.

GMP

Good Manufacturing Practice

Pharmaceutical-grade good manufacturing practice governing facility, process and record controls, the baseline discipline behind every batch we produce.

HACCP

Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points

A systematic, preventive approach that identifies and controls food-safety hazards at critical points in production, the foundation the other certifications build on.

Working together

Where we fit in your supply chain

As your contract manufacturer, we give your quality and regulatory teams what they actually use: independently verifiable certifications, batch-level Certificates of Analysis and full lot traceability, prepared to the standard your supplier-qualification process expects. The division of responsibility is clean, and we keep it that way.

What we handle

  • GMP manufacturing across every dosage form
  • Identity, heavy-metal and microbial testing
  • Certificates of Analysis and batch records
  • Full batch and lot traceability

What stays yours

  • Your brand, formula and label
  • Product and marketing claims
  • Market registration and importer duties
  • Final release into your market