|Articles|December 7, 2012

Cyvex Nutrition Gets Halal Certification

“Cyvex recognizes the importance of this dietary standard to the 1.9 billion Muslims living across the world,” said Constance Ostler, director of sales and marketing.

Cyvex Nutrition (Irvine, CA) has received Halal certification from certifying body IFANCA, for all of tis facilities. Halal certification guarantees that the company’s products comply with Islamic dietary requirements. It may also be seen as a mark of quality.

“Cyvex recognizes the importance of this dietary standard to the 1.9 billion Muslims living across the world,” said Constance Ostler, director of sales and marketing.

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Cyvex Nutrition Gets Halal Certification

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