Our shilajit is made in a facility that holds five independent certifications covering food safety, manufacturing, quality management, Halal compliance and US registration. Every certificate is shown in full below, with who issued it and when it expires, so you can check for yourself.
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Food Safety Management
ISO 22000 is the international standard for food safety. It covers the whole chain, from how raw material is received and stored to hygiene, hazard controls and traceability, so every risk point in production is identified and checked.
Every step from raw resin to sealed jar follows documented food-safety controls, and each batch can be traced back through the process.
Good Manufacturing Practice
Good Manufacturing Practice sets the rules for how products are made: clean and controlled premises, trained staff, written procedures and full batch records. An independent auditor checks that the facility actually works this way.
Consistent product, batch after batch, made in a clean and controlled environment.
Quality Management
ISO 9001 is the world's most widely used quality management standard. It requires processes to be documented, measured and continually improved, with a clear system for handling issues and customer feedback.
A team that is accountable for quality, and a process that is checked and improved rather than left to chance.
Halal Certification
An independent Halal certification body has reviewed the ingredients and the production process and confirmed they meet Halal requirements.
Suitable for customers who follow a Halal diet, with an independent certificate you can check.
US Market Compliance
The facility that makes our shilajit is registered with the US Food and Drug Administration as a food facility. Registration is required to supply the US market and means the facility is listed with the FDA and can be inspected by it.
Our products are made in a facility that is properly registered to supply the United States.
Good to know: the FDA registers facilities; it does not approve them, and it does not approve dietary supplements. Any brand that claims to be "FDA approved" is misusing the term.
Certificates aren't just paperwork on a wall. Here's which one covers each stage of making your shilajit.
Raw shilajit is collected at 17,000+ ft in Gilgit-Baltistan and checked on arrival before it enters production.
Cleaned, dissolved in spring water, filtered and dried under documented, hygienic procedures.
Each batch is checked and sent for independent lab testing before it is released.
Packed in a registered, certified facility and shipped to our US distributor in Virginia.
A certificate is only worth something if it can be checked. Here's how to confirm ours are genuine and current.
Straight answers about what our certificates do and don't mean.
No supplement brand can honestly say that. The FDA does not approve dietary supplements, and it registers facilities rather than approving them. Our products are made in an FDA-registered facility, which is the correct and verifiable status.
The certificates apply to the facility and processes that make our shilajit. The exact scope is written on each certificate. Tap View Certificate on each card to read it.
Our production is Halal certified by an independent Halal certification body. The certificate lists the products it covers.
Each certification body audits on its own schedule, and every certificate carries an expiry date, shown on this page. We keep this page updated with current certificates.
Right here. Tap View Certificate on any card to see the full certificate. If you have a question about one, email info@alpineorganicshilajit.com and we will help.
Yes. Certificates cover how the facility works; lab reports cover what is in each batch. You can see both, and our lab reports are on the Lab Reports page.
Resin, drops, capsules or gummies, all from the same certified facility and backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.