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PCO Certified Organic
USDA Organic Handler Certification.
Select Juice completed certification to handle organic products in accordance with the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) regulations. As an organic handler, we are certified to perform numerous functions, including manufacturing and processing, packing and shipping, warehousing, and wholesaling. PCO, an accredited organic certifying agency, has evaluated, audited, and verified practices are in place to prevent contamination and/or commingling of organic and inorganic products.
Eagle Certification Group
Select Juice, LLC Achieves SQF-Certification.
The SQF Program is administered by the Food Marketing Institute (FMI) in the United States and is benchmarked to the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), a global collection of standards and requirements for food companies to practice food safety management at the same high-quality standards around the world.
CanvasREBEL
Meet Kyle Ober.
Often outsiders look at a successful business and think it became a success overnight. Even media and especially movies love to gloss over nitty, gritty details that went into that middle phase of a business – after you started but before you got to where you are today.
VoyageBaltimore Magazine
Interviewing local entrepreneurs for our Inspiring Stories series.
VoyageBaltimore is part of the LA-based Voyage Group of Magazines. Our mission is to promote moms and pops, artists, creatives, makers, and small businesses by providing a platform for these hidden gems to tell their stories in their own words.
Non-GMO Verfied
RIJUICE Earns Non-GMO Project Verification.
The company’s ingredients, systems, and facilities demonstrated compliance in a third-party audit and verification of traceability of sourced ingredients from suppliers, receiving certification for seven fruit and vegetable juice blends from their product line.
Food Technology Magazine
Is the Mainstream Market Ready for CBD Ingredients?
Infusion Biosciences has developed methods to recover water-soluble forms of cannabinoids and terpenes and delivers them at scale in its Infuz2O ingredient. The water-soluble hemp extract ingredient is featured in its second commercial launch in the United States by Select Juice LLC in its sparkling Hemp Infusions line under the brand RIJUICE which incorporates the extract with fresh-pressed juice.
Hemp Infusions On Tap
RIJUICE introduces wholesale hemp infusions keg program.
The only true water-soluble hemp extract is now available in keg form. Our infusions are on trend and the perfect zero-proof options for the growing number of people looking for an alternative to alcohol-based drinks. They are also, low-calorie, vegan-friendly, non-GMO, caffeine-free, and contain nothing artificial.
Lancaster Online
Rijuice rolls out new line of beverages with an unexpected ingredient: hemp.
Cullen Farrell gently tips the edge of a plastic container filled with a dark brown liquid hemp extract into a glass of water. It instantly dissolves and becomes as transparent as the water in the glass. Farrell, co-founder, and co-owner of Rijuice, the Lancaster-based cold-pressed juice company, is demonstrating the key component of a new line of hemp-infused beverages called Hemp Infusions.
Historic Hemp Powerhouse
Lancaster County has many farmers trying the crop.
The chance to grow industrial hemp is getting a lot of attention here, with Lancaster claiming far more permits than any other Pennsylvania county. This is the first year since 1937 that the crop can be legally grown commercially in Pennsylvania, and the state Department of Agriculture reported issuing 323 permits covering 812 farms statewide. Of those, Lancaster got 55 permits covering 180 farms.
Susquehanna Style
From the ground up.
Creating mouthwatering juice combinations involves a lot more than just the proper ratio of apple to kale. When the company is ríjuice, a Lancaster-based juice company committed to using the area’s most delicious and healthy produce, the ante is upped with a flavor profile exploding by way of local organic goodness.
The Town Dish
Lancaster’s ríjuice reaches three-year anniversary.
RIJUICE is celebrating its third year in a business that aims to educate and inspire people to get healthy in a natural way. This cold-pressed juice company from Lancaster, PA, continues to grow beyond Lancaster and has recently partnered with Saxbys Coffee in Philadelphia. We talked to rijuice’s Cullen Farrell about the origins of the company, the rijuice process, and local collaborations.
Lancaster Online
Cold-pressed juice born of Lancaster County produce, desire to share healthy lifestyle.
In a freezing-cold industrial kitchen space on a recent morning, several men wearing coats and ski hats under their white coats and masks, are turning large trays of fruits and vegetables — carrots, apples, lemons, kale, celery — into bottles of green, yellow and orange juice.
Central Penn Business Journal
Cold-pressed juice company grows in Lancaster County.
Infatuated with the food culture in his native Lancaster County, Cullen Farrell felt more could be done to pay homage to the vegetable side of the county's agriculture, instead of the usual focus on food from cows, pigs, and other livestock.
PA Eats
When and how did rijuice start?
Rijuice was started in 2013 when Cullen decided to leave his desk job as a trader for a startup bullion company that was based in Chicago. Coincidentally, the company moved its operations back to Lancaster his hometown. Upon return, Cullen became increasingly disinterested in the office culture, sitting at a desk for upwards of 8–14 hours, trading what was supposed to be the end all be all of commodities.
Wine & Craft Beverage News
Life in a bottle.
Co-founders of ríjuice in Lancaster, PA, Farrell and Ober are enjoying success with a product they developed with a healthy mix of a dream and passion in the basement of a local bar three years ago. The first juice was a blend of apple, lemon, and ginger, which is still popular today as Sunshine Daydream.
Susquehanna Style
This Urban Farming Thing.
Growing Lancaster featured four local companies that are either aiming to make urban gardening a reality or using small-space organic gardening techniques to create their products. I was able to chat with them and explore their products, which are all pretty great.