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BioGaia

Probiotics. Probiotic supplements

Not assessed
Trust score
15
/ 100
L1 Company certification0
L2 Facility audit0
L3 Raw materials+10
L4 Process controls0
L5 Product-level cert0
L6 Packaging0
L7 Logistics0
Human-verified evidence0
Profile completeness+5
Total15
The 7-layer stack

Halal Compliance Stack

Every supplier is assessed across seven independent layers. Layers marked "unassessed" are shown honestly — they haven't been proven either way.

Raw-material inputs have been AI-assessed; buyer diligence should verify supplier declarations and halal evidence for each flagged input.

InputWhy it mattersSourceStatusFlag
Excipients (e.g., capsule materials)
If probiotics are in capsule form, gelatin (porcine) is a high risk, and other excipients like magnesium stearate or glycerin need source verification [2].Unknown
Probiotic cultures
Fermentation media for probiotics may contain pork-based peptone, rendering the product non-halal [2]. Buyers must ask about the culture medium [7].Non-halal
Processing aids
Downstream processing aids used in fermentation must be free from porcine derivatives [7].Unknown
Evidence

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Halal Intelligence Note

What this supplier means for buyers

BioGaia, as a probiotic manufacturer, operates in a sector with specific halal challenges related to fermentation media. While probiotics are generally considered nutraceuticals, the core issue of potential porcine-derived peptones in the culture medium is a critical control point. Without specific ingredient lists or certifications, their halal position for Muslim-majority markets like Malaysia or Indonesia is unassessed.

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