SEKAYA GLOBAL GROUP

Sekaya Raw Actives Daily Greens, Organic

Product Description:

Provides micronutrients needed for energy metabolism and vascular health Daily Greens is made from organic spinach and kale that provides you the micronutrients and phytonutrients needed for energy metabolism, detoxification and vascular health. Each 5g serving is equivalent to 50 leaves of spinach and kale. Comes in a 300g can. Sekaya Raw Actives is a curated line of nutrient-dense superfoods to boost your health and help keep you active. Our products are: Plant-based - Made from whole plant foods minimally processed to keep the phytoactives and nutrients intact, Clean - Free of chemicals and pesticides, and manufactured in a pharma-grade facility to ensure purity of each product, Convenient - Comes in easy-to-dissolve powder so you can have your superfoods anytime, anywhere, Functional - Scientifically and traditionally proven to boost your health and help keep you active. Quite simply, they are nutrient-dense whole plant foods in powdered form

Variants:

300g

Product Type:

Processed

Market Availability:

South Asia, ASEAN/ANZ, China, East Asia

Net Weight per Pack:

300g

Allergen:

Ingredients/raw materials used:

Terasante Organic Spinach, Terasante Organic Kale

Process/es:

Dehydration / Drying

Sources:

Spinach, Kale

Shelf Life:

36 Months

Major Export Markets:

None

Certifications:

Organic

Packaging:

Can

Minimum Order Size:

Pallet

Category:

Raw Materials And Food Ingredients, Organic And Natural, Organic And Natural, Organic And Natural, Fruits And Vegetables, Fine Food And Specialties, Beverages, Beverages

Export Ready?:

Yes

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