That could be a sham!

I know Moringa shortly, so I do not know if I think a good or bad product in his hands here.
The taste: Tastes as wheatgrass. Also, I can confirm that the powder crunches - so gives the impression as if some sand with the bag ...

What I find much more serious is that in the package really is only "blah, blah". Nothing meaningful.

Now the question is: "What do I really believe in our hands?"

On the sales side we advertised with highest quality, naturally dried Moringa from a particular region. These are very many Verprechen for this type of packaging. Who can guarantee it and who can prove it?

The label on the bag says the first place, from nothing. This type label can each be prepared in a few minutes with the printer itself.

So we'll see in more detail:
We have USDA Organic. A real logo from the US. But who has the membership there and under what number?
If the "nature point"? If so, who is nature point? In which country have your seat? USA, because the product is to be USDA Organic apparently? A search for "Nature Point" shows a "Precinct" (district / city) in the US. Of which the powder is already not even.
Otherwise, we have in the package are still "ECO Quality". This is nothing like a statement / promise. But by whom?
We also have a LotNr. Without the manufacturers to know, we can begin absolutely nothing.

So: Who is the producer? Who guarantees for the content? Which Member number is at USDA? Where the product has been bottled and packaged?

I have published here, and not the seller contacted directly, so that any potential buyer can also read these critical thoughts. The seller, or even better, the manufacturer can respond to this review and provide relevant information when he / want.