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Straight From The Source

At Mother Nature Organics, we want to make a difference with the awesome products we sell and leave the environment better than we found it. We make this happen with sustainable production and encourage safe and farming practices.

We're 100% committed to partnering with local farmers, getting actively involved, and helping them strengthen their economies in regions where we source.

All our ingredients come straight from the source, without third-party partners, working with over 1,000 farmers worldwide. Every purchase of our ethically sourced, organically grown superfoods supports our farmers and their communities.

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Continue the journey with us as we highlight the different origins of our main superfood ingredients

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🌱 Peru

From the Peruvian Andes to the Amazon Rainforest, this wonderful land brings incredible superfoods well-known from Incas times. 

Peru is home to Camu Camu fruit, Maca Root, Graviola Fruit, among others.

Meet, "Anita", a Peruvian farmer dedicated to the harvest of Maca. She along with her family sows the Maca roots in Junin, over 7,000 ft above sea level. She owns over 100 acres of land, and every year (around June, July) harvest the roots, selecting the Black Maca, Red Maca for Mother Nature Organics.

We work with over 500 farmers in Peru for our special ingredients, and we are proud that, as Anita, we can introduce their stories to you.

Know other superfood ingredients we source from this incredible ancient land.

Maca Root, From Peru
Camu Camu From Peru
Aguaje From Peru
Graviola From Peru
Stone Breaker From Peru
Huanarpo From Peru
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🌱 India

This amazing country full of history and wisdom grows an entire range of ayurvedic herbal ingredients and seeds where we source directly for our products. 

We work with farmers in Tamil Nadu, and other regions, where Moringa, Ashwagandha, and Turmeric are harvested.

Our black cumin seed, used for our black seed oil, is sourced from farmers in Turkey.

Meet, "Krisha", an Indian farmer dedicated to the harvest of Moringa. Along with her family, works to sow moringa in Tamil Nadu. From the Moringa plant, we collect the leaves, and the seeds for our special products. The peak harvest is during March-August. 

India is home to many special herbs, take a quick sneak of all the wonders we source from this land.

Moringa from India
Black Cumin From India
Turmeric From India
Ashwa Gandha From India

Where our ingredients grow

Black maca: Anita and her family grow maca in Junín, Peru, more than 7,000 ft above sea level, and harvest the roots around June and July. Our maca is raw, never gelatinized.

Moringa: Krisha and her family grow moringa in Tamil Nadu, India. We use the leaves for our capsules and the seeds for our cold-pressed oil. The main harvest runs from March to August.

Camu camu and aguaje come from the Peruvian Amazon. Between 2019 and 2021 we worked in Junín, Huánuco, Áncash, Huancavelica, Ayacucho, San Martín, Amazonas and Ucayali.

Frequently asked questions

Where is your black maca grown?

Our black maca grower, Anita, farms in Junín, in the Peruvian Andes, above 7,000 ft. The roots are harvested around June and July.

Is your maca raw or gelatinized?

Our maca powders are raw maca, not gelatinized. Each 16 oz bag has about 91 servings of 1 tsp.

Where does your moringa come from?

Tamil Nadu, India. The leaves go into our moringa capsules and the seeds into our cold-pressed moringa oil.

Where does your camu camu come from?

Our camu camu is grown in the Peruvian Amazon. Our support center names the Pucallpa and Satipo areas, and our farmer partners work in the Ucayali region. It takes about 60 lb of fresh fruit to make 1 lb of powder.

Where is aguaje grown?

Aguaje is the fruit of the Mauritia flexuosa palm. In Peru, the Loreto region is the largest production area. Our aguaje capsules hold fruit powder from Peru.

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