Biogena as a brand is older the EU Organic Regulation. The “Bio” in Biogena comes from the ancient Greek “βíος” (bios), meaning life. But there is more meaning behind this term. For Aristotle, bios was the lifestyle of those who had a rational soul. Bios forges a bridge to our mission of improving people’s health and lives. But let us return to the EU Organic Regulation. If a product contains vitamins or minerals, as it is the case for nearly all of our products, we cannot by law call it an “organic” product. Even if some ingredients are sourced from organic farming. The Organic Regulation lets us only use our name Biogena if we include the declaration “not an organic product in terms of EU regulation VO 834/2007” on the label.