Young Living Essential Oils advances Seed to Seal programme

Published: 1-Sep-2017
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The company’s Seed to Seal standards are designed to ensure that all of its products are subject to rigorous quality control steps

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Young Living Essential Oils, the essential oils supplier, has been working with SCS Global Services, an environmental and sustainability certification third party company, to advance its Seed to Seal programme.

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