Quality is what we do -and we aim to do it sustainably. Our ability to create natural, high-quality products relies upon the earth’s ability to produce them.
Quality is what we do -and we aim to do it sustainably. Our ability to create natural, high-quality products relies upon the earth’s ability to produce them.
Quality is what we do -and we aim to do it sustainably. Our ability to create natural, high-quality products relies upon the earth’s ability to produce them
Ever since the start of Puori the ambition has been to be the most transparent, honest and quality-conscious supplement brand. It’s a part of our DNA and heritage and anchored in all we do.
Puori aspire to be a more sustainable brand. Hence, we are in the process of executing a long journey towards being a more environmental responsible brand taking all relevant parameters into consideration.
"We want to reduce our environmental footprint and have set out on a journey to minimize our use of the earth’s scarce resources"
Naturalness, efficacy, purity and overall quality is of outmost importance.
Primary packaging is key in order to protect the product and ensure shelf-life.
throughout the entire lifecycle of the product.
GMP* manufacturing is the first step in ensuring that our products are produced under the best conditions –with processes and quality that matches those of the brand and under working conditions that are approved.
We want consumers to know exactly what they get when they use Puori products –both the stuff you don’t have to write on the label and don’t want in a product and whether you actually get the amount of active ingredients the label states.
Via an independent lab all Puori product batches are tested and certified for purity and efficacy and results are published on Clean Label Projects website.
Puori has started introducing new bottles made from recycled plastic – RPET – these are produced from 100% recycled PET. V and B12 in the new vegan range are the first ones available.
It will be a phase-in phase-out implementation from September 2020 and onwards where we only purchase bottles in 100% recycled material. Work is also being carried out to update all cartons to be made from recycled carton.
The new bottles should be thrown in a waste disposal for recyclable plastic.
Look out for the
on the bottle.