Certified organic supplements
Not every supplement can be certified organic. This page shows the five Ekopura products that are certified organic: Whey Natural Organic, Casein Organic, Vegan Protein Organic, Vitamin C Acerola Organic and Organic Matcha Powder. Their packaging carries the EU organic production logo, with the code NL-BIO-01.
What certified organic means
Certified organic means that the product meets the European rules for organic production (Regulation (EU) 2018/848). Those rules prohibit chemically synthesised pesticides, artificial fertiliser and genetically modified organisms, and set requirements for animal welfare, animal feed and soil use. From farming to processing, approved control bodies supervise this. Ekopura itself is inspected by Skal Biocontrole under certificate NL-BIO-01.528-0004872.2026.001, valid until 1 January 2028, for the activity of distribution and placing on the market.
The five products
- Whey Natural Organic: one ingredient, organic whey protein concentrate (WPC 80). 80 g protein per 100 g, 20 g per 25 g serving.
- Casein Organic: one ingredient, micellar organic casein. 78 g protein per 100 g, 19.5 g per 25 g serving.
- Vegan Protein Organic: one ingredient, organic fava bean protein. 84 g protein per 100 g, 21 g per 25 g serving.
- Vitamin C Acerola Organic: one ingredient, organic acerola powder. 170 mg vitamin C per 1 g serving, 213% of the reference intake.
- Organic Matcha Powder: one ingredient, organic green tea from Japan, stone-ground (ceremonial grade). 90 g per pack.
Of our protein powders, only the unflavoured variants are certified organic. The vanilla, cacao, chocolate and blueberry variants are not, and are therefore deliberately absent from this page.
What may legally be said about this
The wordings below are taken verbatim from the EU register. For the three protein powders:
- Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass
- Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones
For Vitamin C Acerola Organic:
- Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system
Want to know what organic actually means and where the difference lies? Read: What are the benefits of eating organic food?
