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Lotus Organic Goji Berries are whole dried goji berries, the fruit of Lycium barbarum, in a 250 g resealable bag. They are chewy rather than crisp, with a sweet and slightly sour flavour somewhere between a sultana and a dried cranberry, and they soften quickly in liquid. The berries are sourced from China and packed in Australia.

Product Strengths

Scatter them through muesli and trail mix, or add them to a soup or a rice dish.
Whole dried organic goji berries and nothing else.
Certified organic.
Eat them straight from the bag or soften them in liquid for baking.
250 g resealable oxygen barrier bag.

Suitable For / Not Suitable For

Suitable for: Those avoiding gluten; Those avoiding dairy; Everyday snacking and meals.

Not suitable for: Anyone with an allergy to the listed ingredients.

Ingredients

Organic goji berries, dried.

Allergens

The pack is labelled gluten free, dairy free, nut free, lactose free and soy free. Always review label for full list of ingredients.

Suggested Use

Scatter them over porridge, muesli or yoghurt, blend them through a smoothie, or work them into bliss balls, muesli bars, slices and trail mixes. Soaking them for a few minutes in warm water, juice or tea plumps them up before they go into a batter or a salad.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and reseal the bag after opening.

Disclaimer

This product is a food and is not a therapeutic good. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any medical condition. Always read the label. Store as directed on the pack.

Ingredients

Organic goji berries - dried
Certified Organic by ACO

Suggested dose

Use in smoothies, food bars, protein balls, desserts and a topper for cereals.

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Goji Berries

What are goji berries?

Goji berries are sweet, chewy red berries, eaten dried much like sultanas. Scatter them over porridge or muesli, stir them through trail mix or soak them soft for baking. Goji or wolfberry, it's the same berry.

Christina Hanley, BHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager, Mr Vitamins

Christina HanleyBHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager
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Is Goji Berries right for you?

Common questions

Are goji berries and wolfberries the same thing?

Yes. They're two names for the fruit of the same shrub, Lycium barbarum, and you'll see both on packs and in research. The closely related Lycium chinense is sold under the same names. Australian packs usually say goji, while older and Chinese-language sources usually say wolfberry or gou qi zi.

Are goji berries regulated as a medicine in Australia?

They can be. Lycium barbarum (item 3098) and Lycium chinense (item 3099) are both on Australia's permitted ingredients list (Schedule 1), so either can be used in a listed medicine, with no conditions attached. We haven't found a permitted health claim for Lycium, though. The goji most people buy, such as dried fruit, juice and snack packs, is sold as a food under the Food Standards Code rather than as a medicine.

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The Australian rules

The botanical names are listed, the English one isn't. LYCIUM BARBARUM is item 3098 on Australia's permitted ingredients list (Schedule 1, Determination No. 2 of 2026), allowed in listed medicines as an active or homoeopathic ingredient (purpose codes A and H). LYCIUM CHINENSE is item 3099, carrying A, E and H, so it can also be a non-active ingredient. Neither item has a specific requirement, warning statement, daily dose cap or route restriction recorded. That means either species can be used in a listed medicine; it isn't a TGA endorsement and it doesn't create a claim, because we found no permitted indication for Lycium, so there's no TGA-permitted wording to quote here. 'Goji Berries' as an everyday name has no Schedule 1 entry of its own. That doesn't mean it's banned: the goji most people buy, as dried fruit, juice and snack packs, is sold as a food under the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, outside the medicines rules altogether, while the same plant material can appear in a listed medicine under its Latin name. Being allowed isn't the government endorsing a product.

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What are goji berries?

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Are goji berries and wolfberries the same thing?

Are goji berries regulated as a medicine in Australia?

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