|Articles|August 17, 2011

Vidya Herbs Gets NSF GMP Certification

The company is also USDA certified organic and kosher certified by Star-K.

Vidya Herbs Inc. (Fullerton, CA), a supplier of extracts, herbs, spices, and other raw-material ingredients, has received Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) certification from NSF International.

The company is also USDA certified organic and kosher certified by Star-K.

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