Nutrient Analysis Report of SVO Berries from 2015's Harvest
Everyone here at Sunset Valley Organic's works very hard to ensure our berries are the highest quality. Part of that is the Nutrient Density, and how we compare to the USDA standards when it comes to minerals and nutrient density. We sent out a whole bunch of samples from our 2015 crop, including blueberries, blackberries, and aronia berries. This is a form of a report card for us, and we are very excited about the results, so much so that we wanted to share with you all.
Summary;
Samples of
Blueberry, Black berry and Aronia Berry powder were sent to a third party for
nutrient analysis. The berries in these powders were grown by Sunset Valley
Organics/Wilt Farms Inc. The purpose of the analysis is to compare the nutrient
density of Sunset Valley Organic’s berries to the USDA Standards.
In all but the protein
and blackberry vitamin C comparison, Sunset Valley Organics berry powders
exceeded the USDA standards, and many times by several hundred percent.
The second
comparison was USDA Blueberry Standard vs. SVO Blueberry, Blackberry, and
Aronia Berry. The reason for this comparison is that many people think that
blueberries are the standard for nutrition of berries. That being said this
comparison shows how SVO’s berries compare to that standard.
Again, with only a
couple of exceptions SVO berries show consistently more nutrient density than
the USDA Blueberry Standard.
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