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Vol. 01 · Issue 04 Glow. Australia · Est. 2014
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Nutra Organics: the honest verdict.

The Queensland-based functional nutrition brand that built the bone broth powder category in Australia. Tested across Collagen Beauty, Bone Broth, and the Berry Beauty.

8.5/10
Glow score
Position
Mid-premium · Wellness
Founded
Queensland, AU · 1994
Available at
Chemist Warehouse + iherb + nutraorganics.com.au
Reviewed by
Claire Donnelly · Wellness Editor
Clinical nutritionist (BHSc) · former Bondi clinic practice
Updated
April 2026
The verdict · Wellness · Functional nutrition

The Glow read.

Nutra Organics is the wellness brand for buyers who want functional foods rather than supplements in capsules. The Bone Broth Powder is the brand's category-defining product — slow-cooked grass-fed bovine bone broth, freeze-dried, with vegetables and herbs. It's a credible savoury collagen source at $30 per tub.

The Collagen Beauty range delivers 11g of collagen per serving with vitamin C and zinc — close to Imbibe's clinical-tier dose at lower price ($55 vs $90). The trade-off is the bovine source (vs Imbibe's marine), which doesn't matter for collagen function but matters for buyers avoiding bovine.

Pricing is fair, distribution is broad, and the formulations are honest. Nutra Organics is the right answer for buyers who want functional nutrition without the practitioner consultation or the Mecca premium.

What works

  • Bone Broth Powder — category-defining product at fair price
  • Collagen Beauty — 11g per serving close to Imbibe's clinical-tier dose at $35 less
  • Functional foods format suits buyers who don't want capsule supplements
  • Distribution at Chemist Warehouse and Coles makes the range accessible
  • Australian-owned, Queensland-based, founder-led

What doesn't

  • Bovine collagen source doesn't suit pescatarian or beef-avoiding buyers
  • Range is broad and ranging is inconsistent across stores
  • Brand identity is dated — looks like a 2010 wellness brand