Moringa leaf powder is easily contaminated with mold because it is strongly hygroscopic. In addition, the finely ground powder makes it easier for bacteria to penetrate the particles.

Personal hygiene
All personnel involved in the packaging of Moringa leaf products must ensure personal cleanliness and hygiene while on duty. Personal protective equipment (PPE) such as headgear, nasal mask, disposable gloves must be used at all times.

Bulk packaging

The temperature and humidity must be controlled in the packaging room to prevent the product from getting wet again.

Once dry, the moringa powder is cooled and packed into clean disposable polyethylene bags and sealed. This is enclosed in a second polyethylene bag and heat sealed. This is to keep it fresh and dry before further use. Bags should be stored in a cool, dry place.

Final Packaging of Moringa Powder
The temperature and humidity must be controlled in the packaging room to prevent the product from getting wet again.

Moringa leaf products should be packaged in clean, dry and opaque containers made of materials that do not affect the quality of the product. Each package must be properly sealed to prevent leakage of contents and moisture absorption.

Label
Each package of moringa leaf products must be clearly labeled with the following information:

Product name
net weight
Producer’s name and address
country of origin
Batch number/batch number or code
Instructions for use
Production Date
Nutritional Information (optional)
Processing should begin immediately after the leaves are harvested and transported to the processing site.

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