SeaSnax
Seaweed is a nutrient-rich snack made from the finest ingredients on Earth. It’s vegan, gluten free, Non G-Mmmmm-O and is made with only 100% organic extra virgin olive oil and just a pinch of sea salt.
The Founder Jin Jun earned her Masters in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine at Yo San University. During her studies, she developed an interest in nutrition as a tool for disease prevention and empowerment, viewing nutrition as medicine for the soul and the body.
While in school, Jin gave birth to her daughter Namu (which means tree in Korean) where her appreciation for nutrition and health gained more relevance as she realized that it was no longer about herself, but her family as well. In her commitment to educating and empowering families, she founded Acuparents, an on-line support community for parents in the healthcare profession to share natural and holistic-minded parenting philosophies.
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Contact us through our online form here
or
5976 E Slauson Ave
Los Angeles, CA. 90040
Phone: 310-882-5503
What type of seaweed is used in SeaSnax?
Answer: The organic seaweed that goes into SeaSnax is called porphyra, red algae or deep purple laver, also referred to as nori in Japan and kim in Korea.
Where do your sea vegetables come from?
Answer: Our seaweed is sustainably harvested, roasted and packaged in Korea. Many Westerners are still somewhat unfamiliar with eating sea vegetables but in Korea and many parts of Asia, it's a part of almost every meal . We are a small family-run business and take care to source only the finest quality seaweed to make our products.
What are the benefits of eating sea vegetables?
Answer: Many nutritionists believe sea vegetables are one of the healthiest foods on earth. Research indicates that seaweed is rich in minerals such as iodine, calcium, sodium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, copper and selenium.
What is best way to store SeaSnax?
Answer: We recommend storage in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Once opened, re-seal the leftovers in a zip-lock bag and store in the refrigerator or freezer.
What do you mean by “Live a little, give a little?”
Answer: At SeaSnax we have a motto: "Live a little, give a little." Since we are a family business concerned for our world and our world’s children, we commit 10% of our annual profits to non-profit organizations committed to making the world a better and gentler place for our children and our earth. Below are just a handful of organizations SeaSnax has supported, partnered with and or sponsored: Children's Miracle Network Amrit Davaa World Health Sherman Oaks Nursery School WIE (Women: Inspiration & Enterprise) The Women’s Conference American Cinematheque Award Honoring Matt Damon Children’s Nature Institute’s (CNI) Silver Anniversary Gala Pregnancy Awareness Month &tm; (PAM) with Anna Getty EMMY's w/ George Clooney, Susan Sarandon, and Morgan Freeman Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School Genesis Awards of the Humane Society of US Non-GMO Project: Let’s Talk About Food Festival, Boston Kids Make a Difference, World Vegan Day Empoweresque, 1st Annual Benefit Celebration by Ian Somerhalder Foundation The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway Benefit – Urban Arts Partnership
Do you ship outside the US?
Answer: We do not ship internationally but our products are currently available in fine health food stores in Canada, Japan, Singapore and Germany. If you are a food importer or distributor in another country and are interested in carrying SeaSnax please feel free to contact us at info(at)seasnax.com
Want to sell SeaSnax in your store? Well, don't just sit there staring at your screen. Our IT department hasn't figured out how to read your mind over the internet, so for now you'll just have to either call or email us.
Let's talk about how we can work together to offer consumers a better alternative to the unhealthy junk food surrounding us!
Phone: 310-882-5503
Fax: 310-882-6485
Email: info@seasnax.com
About Us :
Established in 2010, The Paleo Foundation was first organized for the purpose of improving the tolerability of the paleo diet, and to help adherents easily identify products that met its basic tenets. Since then, thousands of products have been certified through the Certified Paleo, Keto Certified, and lab -tested Grain-Free Gluten-Free certification programs.
Disclosures:
100% of Paleo Foundation revenue is generated through certifications. We do not accept donations, corporate sponsorships, or financially benefit from the sales of any certified products, product giveaways, or partnerships with industry contacts or retailers for the purpose of maintaining the integrity of an impartial certification standard.
Certified Paleo:
Certified Paleo:Each certification program has a different set of standards. Certified Paleo is the Paleo Foundation’s first, most popular, and highest level of certification for Paleo-compliant products. Certified Paleo Products are products that contain Paleo ingredients, but may have some 21st-century processing or packaging methods allowing for shelf stability.
Grain-Free Gluten-Free:
Grain-Free Gluten-Free: Grain Free Gluten Free Certified products are gluten-free and do not contain any grains of gliadin competitive residues. All Grain-Free Gluten-Free products have undergone two rounds of audits, including lab tests, and a final review to become approved for the Grain-free Gluten-free Certified Program.
Keto Certified:
Keto Certified: The ketogenic diet is a restrictive, demanding diet that can be difficult to maintain, and tolerability of the ketogenic diet is the single most important factor limiting individual acceptance for initiation. Therefore, improving the tolerability of the ketogenic diet is crucial to preventing diet discontinuation, warranting further investigation into methods for improving palatability, improving the availability and convenience of foods that are compliant with the ketogenic diet, as well as addressing cultural and social acceptance.
The Keto Diet product market may be in a unique position to improve tolerability, especially in social and cultural environments that typically feature carbohydrate-rich “special occasion” types of foods. In 2016, the Paleo Foundation launched the world's first Keto Certified program for products with standards that were developed for adherence to a classical ketogenic diet.
