Adulteration in Botanicals Spikes When Demand Booms 📈 🌿❓
When an influencer turns a botanical into the next must-have ingredient, demand can explode faster than authentic supply can keep […]
When an influencer turns a botanical into the next must-have ingredient, demand can explode faster than authentic supply can keep […]
The EBI Partner Network Circle is an invitation for brands that want to make biodiversity part of how they innovate,
➡️ For years, Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis) has been marketed as a plant-based vitamin B12 source, even though most of its
Adulteration is a serious quality issue; but James Kababick of FLORA RESEARCH LABORATORIES, LLC offers an important perspective: most problems
During Plant Growth, before a seedling can harvest sunlight, it runs on stored fatty acids, and on tiny cellular compartments
This post series on botanical ingredient adulteration is inspired by the excellent work coming out of the Botanical Adulterants Prevention
As Amanita gummies surged in popularity, James Kababick‘s lab, FLORA RESEARCH LABORATORIES, LLC received a sample labeled as Amanita extract.
Check out this microscopic image of a Saffron Stigma during quality control at Nootropics Depot, complete with pollen grain and
Apamarga (aka. Devil’s Horsewhip; Achyranthes aspera) is a herbacious perennial with long spikes of flowers that develop burr-like seed heads
When a botanical suddenly goes viral, authentic supply can disappear fast…and that’s when adulteration risks can surge. In this upcoming