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Orgenetics Reformulates Orgen-Mg® and RGen-MgTM (Plant-based Magnesium Ingredients) for Enhanced Global Compatibility

Brea, California and Waddinxveen, Netherlands - 

Orgenetics was the first in the world to pioneer and introduce Organic plant-based vitamins and minerals in 2007.

Orgenetics continues its tradition of trailblazing innovation with a complete reformulation of the botanical-based whole food Magnesium (Orgen-Mg® and RGen-Mg™) to a more globally compatible botanical: Pumpkin. 

Orgen-Mg® is derived from Organic Pumpkin extract while RGen-Mg™ is derived from non-GMO Pumpkin extract, both utilizing a gentle water extraction method that minimizes environmental impact and aligns with Orgenetics’ clean solvent mandate.

"Our reformulated Orgen-Mg® and RGen-MgTM are extracted from a botanical that has broader worldwide compatibility, representing a significant leap forward for our growing and globalized customer base," said Saumil Maheshvari, SVP of Business Development at Orgenetics. “This reformulation was made with scalable sustainability at the heart of it, as the popularity and relative ease of growing Pumpkin allows us to further streamline our sourcing and supply chains.”

Launch and Availability:
Orgenetics is launching the reformulated non-GMO version (RGen-MG™) this September 2024, and the Organic version (Orgen-Mg®) in early 2025. Both are set to transform the way consumers and brands approach clean-label Magnesium supplementation across the world.

About Orgenetics: 

Orgenetics, Inc. is a family owned & family operated California company with subsidiaries in The Netherlands (EU) and India. 

Orgenetics remains committed to scaling sustainably while supporting family-owned Organic farms from a globalized supply chain stretching from India to New Zealand to the Dakotas. 

Disclaimer: This press release contains forward-looking statements, which are subject to change. These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The ingredients presented here are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

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