Natrue approves new UK certifier for natural and organic beauty

Published: 4-May-2020
Ingredients Regulatory

OF&G has been approved to join Natrue’s global network of approved certifiers, helping to meet the UK market’s demand for natural and organic cosmetics

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Natrue, the international non-profit certifier of natural and organic cosmetics, has approved a new certifier in the UK and Ireland.

OF&G, based in Shropshire, already has

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