Which company manufactures and distributes Burn Peak supplements?

1. Brand claims: “Made in the USA” and GMP/FDA-registered facilities

Burn Peak’s official website and multiple press-distribution pieces state that the product is manufactured in the United States in a facility that follows Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and is described as FDA-registered or GMP-certified ^{[1] [2]}. Several commercially oriented write‑ups and seller listings repeat that language, including descriptions that the formula is vegan, non‑GMO, and produced under U.S. quality controls ^{[1] [3]}.

2. Sales and distribution channels: official site emphasized

The brand and commentators repeatedly emphasize that the authentic Burn Peak product is available through the official Burn Peak website and official channels, and advise consumers to verify product details via manufacturer channels rather than third‑party descriptions ^{[2] [4]}. Review pieces and consumer guides echo the claim that the official site is the primary distribution point for the legitimate formula ^{[2] [5]}.

3. What the reporting does not disclose: no identified manufacturer or distributor name

None of the supplied materials specify the legal company name that owns the Burn Peak brand, the contract manufacturer’s corporate name, or the commercial distributor beyond “manufactured in the USA” or “in a GMP facility” ^{[1] [2]}. The sources therefore do not provide an independently verifiable corporate identity for the manufacturer or a named distributor to cite (available sources do not mention the contract manufacturer or corporate owner).

4. Multiple vendor listings and inconsistent ingredient claims — a caution flag

Consumer reviews and marketplace listings suggest there are multiple product listings using the “Burn Peak” name with differing ingredient panels and seller claims ^{[5] [3]}. That divergence in online listings raises the practical issue that similarly named products may be marketed by different sellers — reinforcing the brand messaging to buy from the official site to avoid counterfeit or variant formulations ^{[5] [2]}.

5. Corporate PR and press-distribution articles dominate available coverage

Much of the content available about Burn Peak in the supplied results appears to be press-distribution copy (press releases and affiliate-style reviews) or site content repeating the manufacturer’s claims rather than investigative journalism that names the manufacturing firm or supply‑chain partners ^{[6] [2] [1]}. This concentration of PR-sourced material limits independent verification of who physically manufactures or distributes the supplement beyond the brand’s statements (available sources do not provide independent verification).

6. What a consumer seeking confirmation should do next

Because the published materials repeat the brand’s manufacturing claims but do not identify a named manufacturer or distributor, consumers seeking confirmation should: 1) check the product packaging for a manufacturer/distributor address or company name and lot/expiry codes, 2) consult the official Burn Peak site’s contact or legal pages for corporate details, and 3) contact the seller or the FDA’s MedWatch or state consumer protection office if packaging claims appear inconsistent with what’s sold ^{[1] [2]}. The current sources explicitly advise verifying information directly through official manufacturer channels ^[4].

Limitations and final note

The overview above is limited to the materials you provided. Those sources consistently present the brand’s own manufacturing and distribution claims but do not name the actual contract manufacturer, the corporate owner, or independent distributors; therefore I cannot assert those specifics from the supplied reporting (available sources do not mention the named contract manufacturer or corporate owner) ^{[1] [2] [5]}.