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Moroka

Four Moroka formulated milk powders in single-serve sachets, including colostrum, synbiotic and elderberry-flavoured options. Every product contains milk, and the pack is the final word on ingredients and allergens.

Moroka Information

What is in the Moroka collection?

Four formulated milk powders in single-serve sachets, all listed under the vendor name Moroka. They are the colostrum and lactoferrin formula in 50 sachets, the synbiotic formula in 2 g sachets (50 per pack), the elderberry-flavoured modified milk powder in 2 g sachets (60 per pack) and Moroka Lactoferrin in 2.5 g sachets (60 per pack). Each product page lists lactoferrin, a protein found in milk, among its ingredients or components, and every product is milk-based.

Who is behind the Moroka brand?

Trade reporting in 2021 described Moroka as a brand owned by Jatcorp, an Australian company listed on the ASX, and described its sachets as containing lactoferrin, IgG and fructo-oligosaccharides (NutraIngredients, February 2021). We have not seen a current company record, so treat that as the 2021 position. The elderberry product page states that it is made in Australia from at least 45% Australian ingredients.

What should I check before choosing a milk powder?

Every product here contains milk. The colostrum and lactoferrin formula page states that it is made with A2 whole milk solids, is not suitable for anyone with a milk allergy and is not an infant formula. The synbiotic formula page notes that it may not suit people with a milk allergy or lactose intolerance. Ingredient lists differ between pages, so the pack is the place to confirm what is in the sachet in your hand. Browse more milk health products for comparison.

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