Esb Developments
Lichen-derived vegan vitamin D3 ingredient supplier for food and supplement brands and manufacturers worldwide
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Esb Developments
ESB Developments makes Vitashine, a plant-source Vitamin D3 ingredient derived from lichen. The company states that the ingredient's source is verified through specific chemical markers tested at third-party accredited laboratories, and that it is Vegan Society approved.
Vitashine is sold as an ingredient to brands and manufacturers that add it to their own foods and supplements, rather than as a consumer product. The company says its customers include brands that have worked with it for over 10 years.
ESB Developments Ltd was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Nottingham, United Kingdom. Vitashine was launched in 2011 after a research project involving universities and laboratories, supported by UK Government programmes including InnovateUK.
Product: Vitashine, a plant-source (lichen) Vitamin D3 ingredient for use in foods and supplements, sold to brands and manufacturers.
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