How do we pack-in so much goodness?

The Wheat Grass powder in each sachet has been processed and packaged professionally in order to maintain maximum levels of lovely nutrients. A bunch of things can affect the nutritional concentration, such as where it's grown, when it's harvested and how it is processed and stored. It's a fickle little thing!

• Our Wheat Grass is organically grown without herbicides or pesticides in fertile farmland, which is enriched with minerals
• Our Wheat Grass is harvested at the point when it has the highest level of nutrients
• Bertha, the machine that dehydrates the Wheat Grass, has been designed to work at low temperatures, which helps to maintain a high level of nutrients
• Nitrogen filled pharmaceutical grade bags, or "supersacks" as we like to call them, are used to lock in the goodness and reduce nutrient loss. The nutrient content remains unchanged during frozen storage
• The Wheat Grass is only taken out of the humongous freezer when we come to package it. Although, before we do this, a low temperature grinder goes to work to create the fine green Wheat Grass powder
• To ensure you receive the safest and most nutritious Wheat Grass possible, every batch is tested in-house and independently by clever Scientists in white lab coats
• Finally, the Chlorophyll and nutrient-packed Wheat Grass is packaged into little sachets to limit light and oxidation - to keep nutrient levels maximised

Based on typical serving sizes. Nutrients in 1 ounce (28.35 grams) of fresh wheat grass juice compared with 1/8 ounce (3.5 grams=1 sachet of powdered Wheat Grass.

(SOURCE: Wheat Grass, Nature's Finest Medicine by Steve Meyerowitz, page 53. His source was Irvine Analytical Laboratory report courtesy of Optimal Health Institute). Our powdered wheatgrass measurements come from an average of independent analyses done on samples pulled from store shelves and sent directly to the labs. As you can see, our powdered wheat grass is more nutritious than fresh juice per serving or by weight, on the majority of nutrients.

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Where no RDI amount is listed, it is because we do not know of an RDI for that nutrient. Where there is an asterisk (*), that means the RDI of that nutrient is less than 1%. Amounts are based on a single 3.5 gram serving (1 sachet).

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