Cid Botanicals Stevia is now registered with The Vegan Society

Miami based health and wellness company Cid Botanicals announced today that it has recently registered their South American stevia products with the UK based Vegan Society.

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Cid Botanicals Stevia is now registered with The Vegan Society

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 30, 2010 --Miami based health and wellness company Cid Botanicals announced today that it has been recently registered with The Vegan Society , the organization responsible for coining the term “vegan”.

This makes Cid Botanicals the only company that offers real Paraguayan stevia in packet form with vegan approval. It is also one of the few companies that offers a truly safe and authentic stevia by not adding maltodextrin or erythritol to its packets. Cid Botanicals Stevia is packed with inulin fiber from the chicory plant and imports its stevia from Paraguay, the native region where stevia grows in harmony with nature in its original habitat. Most people are unaware that over 90% of the stevia on the market today is actually a modified version of the original plant and mostly imported from China , where they have been producing stevia to satisfy the Japanese market.

Roberto F. Cid Jr. , Managing Director of Cid Botanicals had this to say: “Today we are proud to be registered with The Vegan Society , an organization that has been truly successful in its efforts to end animal cruelty as well as promoting healthy and sustainable products for consumers worldwide. We are committed to meeting their high expectations with all our future products, not just Cid Botanicals Stevia , and through these high standards meet the demands of our stakeholders and the vegan and non-vegan community worldwide.”

To celebrate this occasion Cid Botanicals is offering a special internet discount on their website www.cidbotanicals.com.

More information can be found online at http://www.cidbotanicals.com

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