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YVELIA Global Impex LLP

United Kingdom · MHRA · FSA

Compliance-first sourcing for UK wellness brands

UK buyers are process-driven and compliance-first. We lead with documentation that passes supplier approval, label language built around the GB nutrition and health claims register, and a sustainability story you can verify.

A UK-ready documentation pack from day one

Every UK quotation is accompanied by a documentation pack built for supplier approval: specification, batch COA, allergen and GMO statements, pesticide and heavy-metal reports and a claims review note.

How we lead in United Kingdom

What buyers here need to see first.

  • Regulatory rigour — MHRA and FSA pathway awareness from the first conversation
  • Private-label sophistication — premium formats, en-GB artwork and claims review
  • Sustainability — traceable sourcing and recyclable packaging options

Supplier approval packs

Specification, COA, allergen, GMO, pesticide-residue and heavy-metal statements structured the way UK supplier approval questionnaires ask for them.

Claims you can use

Only authorised nutrition and health claims on pack. Most botanical health claims are still 'on hold' in GB, so we help you word herbal benefits carefully.

Clear MOQs and lead times

Quotations state minimum order, sampling time and production lead time up front, so launch plans are realistic.

Regulatory orientation

United Kingdom: the rules that shape your product.

Orientation for buyers, not legal advice — we flag the specifics for every product we quote.

Food supplements (FSA / FSS)

Most botanical supplements are sold as foods under the Food Supplements Regulations. There is no pre-market approval in Great Britain, but products must be safe, correctly labelled and use only permitted vitamin and mineral forms.

Herbal medicines (MHRA)

Products presented with medicinal claims fall under the MHRA — typically the Traditional Herbal Registration (THR) scheme. We keep food-supplement positioning clear of medicinal claims to avoid borderline status.

Novel foods

Ingredients without a significant history of consumption in the UK or EU before May 1997 may need novel-food authorisation. We flag novel-food status for every ingredient we quote.

Import controls

Some food commodities from India are subject to increased checks for contaminants such as aflatoxins, pesticide residues and ethylene oxide. Our lot testing is designed around these risks.

Popular with UK buyers

Products we prioritise for this market.

Next step

Selling in United Kingdom?

Tell us your product and channel — we'll reply with UK-specific documentation and next steps within 24 business hours.