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New Facility for Reliance Private Label Supplements
The company's facility features a host of eco-friendly production tools.
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Reliance Private Label Supplements (Edison, NJ) is now operating in a new 90,000 square-foot facility housing the company’s entire private label, contract manufacturing, and branded operations, according to a company announcement.
The new facility highlights Reliance’s eco-friendly focus by using a refurbishment of an existing building. The facility offers lots of natural light, an in-house recycling program, and a LEEDS-compliant energy-efficient climate control system. Reliance also remains committed to using environmentally-sound packaging materials.
Reliance can provide tablets, capsules, powders, and low-moisture products such as effervescents, SAM-e, and probiotics. Several in-house testing methods are available, including but not limited to FTNIR, HPLC, Atomic Absorption, Titration, moisture, and water activity.
The company also owns a KODAK NEXPRESS printer to provide a professional label that can compete on the design scale of national brands.
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