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Where are Huel’s ingredients sourced from?

Explains where Huel sources its key ingredients, including oats from the UK and Europe, peas from North America and Europe, and rice from Asia.

Written by Jamie Forbes

Huel sources its core ingredients from established agricultural regions around the world, chosen for quality, consistency, and sustainability credentials.

Key ingredient origins

  • Oats: Sourced primarily from the UK and Europe, where oat farming is well-established and climate-appropriate

  • Peas: Sourced from North America and Europe, regions well-suited to pea cultivation with strong agricultural standards

  • Rice: Sourced from Asia, the world's primary rice-producing region

  • Flaxseed: Sourced from North America, a major flaxseed producer

  • Sunflower seeds: Sourced from Europe, particularly Eastern European agricultural regions

Localizing where possible

Where possible, Huel localizes ingredient sourcing to reduce transport-related emissions. This means prioritizing suppliers closer to Huel's manufacturing facilities and selecting ingredients grown in regions well-suited to their natural cultivation.

Sustainability standards

All ingredient suppliers are subject to Huel's responsible sourcing requirements, including ethical certifications and environmental standards. Huel carries out annual risk assessments covering all sourcing countries.

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