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Organic Alfalfa Juice Powder
Details
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) is one of the traditional cultivated plants. For our organic alfalfa juice powder, only young plant material from certified organic cultivation is used. Alfalfa is characterised by its fine texture and its mild-green, balanced flavour, and complements our range as an independent green product.
Production as organic juice powder
For our organic alfalfa juice powder, the fresh plants are pressed immediately after harvest. Only the pure plant juice is used, which is then dried in a complex, gentle process. Insoluble plant fibres are removed. This results in a concentrated, intensely green organic juice powder with a fine texture and good solubility.
Origin Utah
The organic alfalfa grows in Utah on soils that have been mineral-rich for millions of years due to marine deposits and volcanic activity. Combined with the dry climate and intense sunlight, conditions arise that are reflected in the colour, purity and consistency of the juice powder. This origin forms the basis for the consistently high quality of the product.
Organic juice powder vs. plant powder
With plant powder, the entire plant is dried and ground, including insoluble plant fibres.
For organic juice powder, the plant is pressed and only the plant juice is further processed. Insoluble plant fibres are removed. Compared to plant powder, this process requires many times more fresh plant material because only the juice is used. The result is a fine, concentrated organic juice powder that mixes well into liquids and is clearly distinguishable from ground plant powder.
Product characteristics
Ingredients
100% pure organic alfalfa juice powder
Origin: Bottled in Switzerland
How to use
Stir in 1 heaped teaspoon as needed into a smoothie, juice, milk, muesli or water.
- The recommended daily intake should not be exceeded.
- Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
- Keep out of reach of young children.
- Always store food supplements in a cool (ideally 15 to 25 °C), dry and dark place.


