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Kosher-Certified: ENS Shows Commitment to Quality Goat Dairy Products
19 Sep 2024ENS has achieved Kosher certification for all its products, including various goat milk powders and dairy items, as part of their commitment to meet the needs of diverse markets and build strong global partnerships.
ENS is pleased to share that all products made at their Etten-Leur facility are now Kosher certified. This certification applies to their full range of products, including Organic Full Cream Goat Milk Powder, Skimmed Goat Milk Powder, Goat Milk Protein Powder, Goat Cream, and Goat Whey Protein Concentrate. Kosher certification is a key priority for ENS as they continue to explore new markets and strive to meet the diverse needs of different regions.
ENS is committed to building strong partnerships and providing high-quality nutritional solutions across the globe. Thus, we invite potential clients to get in touch to see how these Kosher-certified goat dairy products can enhance your offerings and cater to the evolving nutritional demands of consumers.
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