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|Articles|March 2, 2022
TopGum’s gummy supplement bases now Non-GMO Project Verified
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
The company’s portfolio includes its Gummiceuticals line of sugar-free, vegan gummy supplements introduced last year.
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Gummy supplement manufacturer TopGum Industries Ltd. (Israel) has gained Non-GMO Project Verified certification for its portfolio of gummy bases. The company’s lineup includes its Gummiceuticals brand of sugar-free, vegan gummy supplements introduced last year. These gummies feature a patent-pending formulation utilizing prebiotic dietary fiber and no added sugar or sugar alcohol.
Citing increased demand for gummy supplements, earlier this year the company also announced a
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