Maitake (Grifola Frondosa) Mushroom Powder, Certified Organic is a fine brown powder. Maitake mushroom (Grifola frondosa) grows wild in the northeastern part of Japan. For hundreds of years, this rare and exquisite tasting mushroom has been prized in traditional Japanese herbology. Renowned for its many health benefits and delicious taste, maitake is referred to as the Dancing Mushroom. It is used in the food and medicinal industries.
Garuda International Inc., specializes in the marketing, manufacturing and development of ingredients derived from natural sources. Their products provide a variety of nutraceutical benefits to cosmeceuticals, dietary supplements, beverages and foods. They are globally well known and recognized for the development of natural milk calcium in the United States. They manufacture COWCIUM®, a Natural Milk Calcium, and LesstanoL®, a Natural Octacosanol and Policosanol blend.
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