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Nature Natural Inc., USA, low cost supplier of certified Organic USDA NOP, of Spirulina Powder certified organic from India, in USA. Our Spirulina is by default organic and the protein content is more than 60 percent. It is prepared by spray dried process in our integrated manufacturing project which looks after the collection of herb, processing, extraction, packing and marketing. This entire previewing guarantees product quality. We supply Spirulina products to various Organic Farming, Organic Processing and Private Label Manufacturers, manufacturers and distributors of USA, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Middle East, Australia, South East Asian countries. Demand for Spirulina Products in the world market is growing in health food supplement industry. It is rich in proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and acts as a complete balanced food. Our Spirulina Products undergoes strict quality control, and is free from any pesticide and heavy metal residue. There is strict microbiological testing to ensure that our Spirulina products confirms to WHO standards.
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Introduction :
Spirulina is a cyanobacterium or photosynthetic bacterium widely sold as a health supplement because of its vitamin, protein, mineral, fatty acid and antioxidant content. Cyanobacteria are also called blue green algae but are not true algae. There is interest in using it as a modern food source because it is very productive, contains over 50% protein, and can be grown in ponds in desert areas.
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Plant Description :
Spirulina has been used as food for centuries by different populations and only rediscovered in recent years. Some native peoples, including the Aztecs, have used it as a food source. Once classified as the "blue-green algae", it does not strictly speaking belong to the algae, even though for convenience it continues to be referred too in that way.
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Habitat :
Spirulina grows naturally in warm, salty alkaline lakes. Measuring about 0.1mm across, it generally takes the form of tiny green filaments coiled in spirals of varying tightness and number, depending on the strain.
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Source of Spirulina :
Spirulina maxima and Spirulina platensis are the 2 naturally occurring strains of cyanobacterium genus are been traded under the name "Spirulina".
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