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Pure Food Norway: Unlocking the full potential of broccoli sprouts
At Pure Food Norway, we specialize in creating nutrient-rich powders by using whole broccoli sprouts and employing advanced freeze-drying technology. Partnering with Norske Spirer, a pioneer with decades of expertise in sprouting, this approach ensures the natural integrity of the sprouts without relying on ethanol extraction or additives.

 

Key features of our process

  1. Preservation of Nutrients:
    Our freeze-drying process preserves the full spectrum of nutrients, including sulforaphane, vitamins, and phytonutrients, while extending the product's shelf life.

  2. Sustainable and Controlled Production:
    All steps, from seed to powder, occur at a single location, partially powered by 100% renewable energy. Rigorous lab testing and strict certifications guarantee premium quality.

PhD Ladislav Jilek, R&D/Product manager Pure Food Norway as

PhD Ladislav Jilek, CEO and R&D/Product manager Pure Food Norway as

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The nutritional power of broccoli sprouts

Harvested at 4 to 7 days old, our sprouts naturally contain:

  • Sulforaphane precursors (glucoraphanin and myrosinase)

  • Polyphenols, carotenoids, and chlorophyll

  • Vitamins C, E, K, E and minerals like magnesium

  • Phytochemicals such as indole-3-carbinol, kaempferol, and quercetin
     

Freeze-drying for maximum potency

Our freeze-drying process ensures a highly potent powder that:

  • Retains sulforaphane and other nutrients

  • Can be encapsulated or added to foods like smoothies, soups, or yogurts

  • Maintains its properties even after heat exposure
     

Key Milestones

2019:  Pure Food Norway became a project partner in the clinical trial project “QK1910264: Foods High in Sulforaphane. 2024: Achieved our highest sulforaphane levels to date, 13.6 mg/g, without extraction or additives.
Through collaboration with Norske Spirer and a commitment to sustainable practices, Pure Food Norway delivers premium-quality products that fully harness the nutritional potential of broccoli sprouts.

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