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|Articles|September 30, 2010
Ecuadorian Rainforest Boosts Kosher Ingredient Line
Ecuadorian Rainforest LLC (Belleville, NJ) has announced that the company has expanded its list of available kosher ingredients.
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New ingredients bearing the kosher stamp include acai, camu-camu, maqui berry, and many more. The company receives its kosher certification from the kosher-certifying agency
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