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Blue Sky Botanics adds new range of home grown botanical extracts to Phyta brand
Ingredients in the Phytafarm line are grown at Castle Farm in Herefordshire, UK.
“Biodiversity, long-term sustainability and organic farming are the key drivers at Castle Farm so we are very excited to be launching this new range of botanical extracts made from plants grown and wild harvested on our own farm,” said Blue Sky Botanics director James Lambe.
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