
Alkemist Labs launches Alkemist Assured consumer-facing product testing verification seal
Companies whose products Alkemist Labs tests can use the seal to communicate to consumers that the products were tested by a trusted third-party lab.
Contract testing laboratory Alkemist Labs (Garden Grove, CA) has been vocal in encouraging nutraceutical, food, and cosmetic companies to share results of their product testing with consumers. Companies who make these test results public-facing can increase the level of transparency consumers have about how products were tested, by whom they were tested, and what the test results were, so that consumers can make more informed purchasing decisions. Alkemist is now formalizing its transparency initiative with a two-tiered program that includes a verification seal that companies can use to communicate to consumers that a product was tested by Alkemist Labs, a trusted third-party lab.
The first tier of Alkemist’s transparency program is its
Alkemist has now announced a second part of the program: its
Big-name companies are already participating in either or both the Alkemist Assured and Next Generation Transparency programs, including mushroom company True Grace, New Chapter, and Beehive Botanicals. Ingredient suppliers like SuanFarma are also participating.
In a press release, Petra Erlandson, Alkemist Labs’ director of sales and marketing, noted that many companies are gradually rolling out the Alkemist Assured seal across their product lines, starting with having a handful of products tested and expanding to others later.
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