What products does the parent company of Rosabella Moringa manufacture and distribute?

1. What the sources explicitly say about the parent company

A customer-support / Q&A post identifies Ambrosia Brands LLC as “Rosabella’s parent” and prints a phone number labeled Ambrosia Brands LLC, tying that legal entity to Rosabella’s subscription and customer-service issues ^[1]. None of the other provided pages—Rosabella’s own storefront, product pages, reviews or guides—profiles Ambrosia Brands or provides a company overview that lists other product lines or distribution activities ^{[2] [3] [4] [5]}.

2. What Rosabella itself manufactures and distributes (firm-level products)

Rosabella markets and sells moringa-based supplements: Rosabella Moringa Powder Capsules (800 mg per two-capsule serving) marketed as a nutrient-rich “superfood,” sold via its own sites and special offers (including BOGO subscription pages) and backed by a 90‑day satisfaction/“risk-free” guarantee on the product pages ^{[3] [6] [7]}. The company’s webpages emphasize nutrient counts, sourcing claims, and dosage guidance; these pages do not describe other product categories beyond moringa supplements ^{[2] [3]}.

3. Evidence from third‑party reporting and reviews about product scope

Independent reviews, buyer guides and blog posts repeatedly treat Rosabella as a moringa supplement brand offering capsules and powder formulations and focus their coverage on efficacy, side effects and ordering/subscription experiences rather than on a diversified product portfolio ^{[8] [9] [10] [11]}. Trustpilot and other review pages likewise center on Rosabella’s moringa product and customer-service/subscription complaints, not on an array of products produced by a parent company ^{[4] [5]}.

4. What is not documented in the supplied sources

Available sources do not mention any other specific products manufactured or distributed by Ambrosia Brands LLC besides Rosabella’s moringa supplements; they provide no corporate catalogue, brand family list, or statements of other lines under Ambrosia’s ownership ^[1]. If you are asking whether Ambrosia Brands makes other dietary supplements, foods, cosmetics or unrelated goods, that information is not found in the current reporting ^[1].

5. Conflicting signals and customer-facing implications

Customer complaints on Trustpilot and a Q&A thread show recurring concerns about subscriptions, automatic charges and difficulty canceling — issues attributed to Rosabella/Ambrosia billing practices — which suggests that the parent-company identity is material to consumers but under-documented publicly in these sources ^{[5] [1] [4]}. At the same time, Rosabella’s own product pages emphasize an exclusive online channel and a 90‑day guarantee for its moringa capsules, indicating the brand’s primary public face is direct-to-consumer supplement sales ^{[3] [7]}.

6. How to get definitive confirmation beyond these sources

To learn exactly what Ambrosia Brands LLC manufactures and distributes, primary-company disclosures (corporate website, press releases), public business filings, trademark/DBA registrations, or business‑directory listings would be the standard next steps; those documents are not present in the provided material, so they remain necessary for a definitive, sourced inventory (not found in current reporting) ^[1].

Summary recommendation: based on supplied reporting, the only confidently documented products linked to Rosabella’s parent are the Rosabella moringa supplements themselves; no other Ambrosia Brands product lines or distribution activities are described in the current sources ^{[1] [3] [2]}.