Do you test for heavy metals in your products?
Yes. We maintain an accredited Food Safety and Quality Management Program
to ensure our products fully comply with all regulatory and safety requirements
under the Australian Food Standards Code. This includes rigorous testing for
heavy metals, in accordance with the limits specified in Schedule 19 of the
Code. For imported products, heavy metal analysis is conducted by our approved
suppliers at the source and is further subject to verification through the
Imported Food Inspection Scheme (IFIS) upon entry into Australia.
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