Collagen sourcing starts with the herd

Alpstein sources from accredited Australian herds. Source risk is the first question a regulatory reviewer asks about bovine collagen, and Australia’s cattle industry is closely regulated and traceable to the herd.

Accredited Australian herds

Pending: verify Australia’s current BSE risk classification and the exact permissible claim before publishing

Australian sourcing standards

Accredited sourcing

Herd · Collection · Export

Every source herd sits inside an accredited chain: abattoir accreditation, veterinary oversight and export certification, each documented before the material reaches intake.

Pending: abattoir accreditation, veterinary oversight and export certification detail, all founder-confirmed

Traceability from herd to batch

Every consignment traces back through the chain of custody to source. The documentation travels with the material.

Herd records

Accredited herd, identified and qualified.

Collection records

Material collected and consigned under oversight.

Batch records

Intake, processing and release in one file.

Pending: traceability depth, herd-level or animal-level

From accredited sourcing, the skins enter the Alpstein line.

Every step from there to the vial is Alpstein’s own.

Skin to vial

Released from Switzerland

Release testing and certification run through Alpstein Biotech AG in Switzerland before material ships to customers.

Pending: exactly what happens in Switzerland: certifications, testing, release procedures

Checked before release

Swiss operation · Western markets

Request the traceability documentation for any batch

Request the traceability documentation