Exploring Scientific Methods and Global Recognition of Spirulina
World Health Organization (WHO) recognized Spirulina as the "Best Food for the Future" due to its nutritional benefits.
The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) approves Spirulina as a safe dietary supplement.
NASA uses Spirulina as astronaut food for long space missions due to its high protein content.
Certified Non-GMO product ensuring natural and safe farming practices worldwide.
FSSAI has officially recognized spirulina as a nutraceutical ingredient. To be sold legally in India, spirulina products must be certified by the FSSAI.
Spirulina is studied by universities and health organizations worldwide for its health, immunity, and sustainability benefits.
Disinfect ponds, maintain ideal pH (8–11), and prepare for culture growth.
Add minerals like sodium bicarbonate, nitrate, and iron for Spirulina nutrition.
Introduce Spirulina mother culture to the pond under sunlight.
Continuous stirring ensures even distribution of nutrients and prevents clumping.
Biomass is filtered and collected once the density reaches optimum levels.
Hygienic drying methods (solar/mechanical) to preserve nutrients.
Powder/tablets are packed air-tight for freshness and long shelf life.











