ORGANIC MAQUI BERRY POWDER
Maqui powder obtained from freeze drying and milling of 100% pure Maqui berry fruit. The Maqui fruit is obtained from an indigenous Chilean plant known as the “Maqui” or “Chilean Wineberry tree”. All ingredients conform to E.U. and FDA food laws and regulations.
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