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Metropolitan Kashruth Council of Michigan Metropolitan kashruth council of Michigan www.MetroKosher.com Rabbi Jack Goldman Z”L, Founder (1933-2009) 24725 W. 12 Mile Road, # 110 Rabbi Ezra N. Goldman, Director Southfield, MI 48034 Email: [email protected] (248) 327-2158 Rabbi Binyomin Rothstein, Regional Supervisor fax (248) 365-8950 Email: [email protected] KOSHER CERTIFICATE This certificate authorizes you to place our symbol on the products listed below. Placing our symbol on a product not listed below is a violation of our registered servicemark. Re: Monarch Nutraceuticals, Inc, Ogden, Utah This is to certify that the following items produced at the above location are kosher and parve (not for Passover) when bearing our symbol: Arginine Aspartate Boron HVP Aminomin Calcium Citrate Ascorbyl Palmitate Boron Krebs Calcium Citrate Glycinate B Complex TR Boron Malate Calcium Citrate Malate B-12 5000mcg TR Blend Cayenne Calcium Citrate/ Mg Malate Bee Pollen Calcium/Magnesium Krebs Calcium Fumerate Beyond Mg Calcium Alphaketogluterate Calcium Gluconate Biotin Calcium Aminomin Calcium Gran Biotin TR Ca Mg Aminomin Calcium HVP Aminomin Boron Aminomin Calcium Arginate Calcium Krebs Boron Aspartate Calcium Ascorbate Calcium Laurate Boron Citrate Calcium Ascorbic Acid Blend Calcium Lactate Boron Citrate Aspartate Calcium Ascorbate Threonate Calcium Lysinate Boron Citrate Aspartate Glycinate Calcium Aspartate Calcium Malate Boron Gluconate Calcium Asporotate Calcium Magnesium Asporotate Boron Glycinate Calcium Caprylate Calcium Magnesium Boron Granulation 1 of 4 Calcium Magnesium Krebs Copper Asporotate Iron Gluconate Calcium Orinthinine Ketogluterate Copper Citrate Iron Picolinate Calcium Orotate Copper Citrate on DCP Li Aspartate Calcium Succinate Copper Gluconate Lithium Orotate Calcium Tartrate Copper Fumerate Magnesium Alpha Ketogluterate Calcium Undycelenate Copper Glycinate Magnesium Aminomin Chelated Magnesium Copper Histidate Magnesium Arginate Choline Inositol Copper HVP Aminomin Magnesium Ascorbate Choline TR Copper Krebs Magnesium Ascorbic Acid Blend Chorella TR Copper Lactate Magnesium Caprylate Chromium Aminomin Copper Lysinate Magnesium Citrate Chromium Arginate Copper L-Aspartate Magnesium Citrate Malate Chromium Ascorbate Copper Malate Magnesium Energy Formula Chromium Ascorbic Acid Blend Copper Orotate Magnesium Fumerate Chromium Citrate Copper Salicylate Magnesium Gluconate Chromium Concentrate Copper Sebicate Magnesium Glycinate Chromium Glutathionine Copper Tartrate Magnesium Glycine Chelate Chromium Glycinate Folic Acid Trit on DCP Mg Gly Tab Chromium HVP Aminomin Iron Aminomin Mg Glycine Chelate Chromium L Aspartate Iron Asporotate Magnesium HVP Aminomin Chromium Krebs Iron Blend TR Magnesium Krebs Chromium Lysinate Iron Citrate Magnesium L Aspartate Chromium Picolinate Iron Glycinate Magnesium Lactate Chromium Nicotinate Iron Krebs Magnesium Lysinate Copper Alphahydroxy Iron L Aspartate Magnesium Malate Copper Aminomin Iron Pico Thorne Mg Malate Wet Gran 2 of 4 Magnesium Orotate Molybdenum Glycinate Potassium Lysinate Magnesium Saliclyate Molybdenum HVP Aminomin Potassium Orotate Magnesium Succinate Molybdenum Krebs Potassium Orotate Wet Magnesium Taurinate Molybdenum L Aspartate Potassium Succinate Manganese Aminomin Molybdenum Lysinate Potassium Magnesium Aspartate Manganese Ascorbate Molybdenum Picolinate Potassium Malate Manganese Ascorbic Acid Blend Molybdenum Succinate Premix Echinacea Manganese Aspartate Niacin TR Premix Ginseng Manganese Asporotate Niacinamide Ascorbate Premix Spirulina Blend Manganese Citrate Once Daily TR Pygecel Manganese Gluconate PABA TR Pyrdoxine HCI Manganese Glycinate Panto Acid Gran Si Aminomin Manganese Histinate Phos Ca Aminomin Strontium Citrate Manganese HVP Aminomin Potassium Alphaketogluterate Strontium Calcium Granular Manganese Krebs Potassium Aminomin Strontium Calcium Powder Manganese Malate Potassium Arginate Terra Boron Manganese Picolinate Potassium Ascorbate Vanadyl Aminomin Manganese Succinate Potassium Ascorbic Acid Blend Vanadyl Aspartate Mega B Stress TR Potassium Aspartate Vanadyl Citrate Meta C Potassium Asporotate Vanadyl Krebs Molybdenum Aminomin Potassium Caprylate Vitamin K trit Molybdenum Ascorbate Potassium Cit Mal Vit B6 100mg Molybdenum Ascorbic Acid Blend Potassium Glycerphosphate Vit B12 1% Molybdenum Citrate Potassium HVP Aminomin Vit C T.R. Molybdenum Concentration Potassium Iodide Yeast Flakes Powder Molybdenum Gluconate Potassium Krebs Zinc 3 of 4 Zinc Aminomin Zinc Citrate Zinc Malate Zinc Alphahydroxy Zinc Gluconate Zinc Methionine Zinc Arginate Zinc Glycinate Zinc Orotate Zinc Ascorbate Zinc HVP Aminomin Zinc Picolinate Zinc Ascorbic Acid Blend Zinc Histinate Zinc Succinate Zinc Aspartate Zinc Krebs Zinc Tartrate Zinc Asporotate Zinc Lactate Zinc Caprylate Zinc Lysinate END 6/30/2020 __________________________________ _______________________ Rabbi Ezra N. Goldman, Director Expires 4 of 4 .
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