Product platform Objective

Advanced Ingredient Formats

Beyond conventional powders, our technology platform is designed to support:

  • Granules
  • Pellets
  • Microencapsulated ingredients
  • Spray-dried ingredients
  • Enhanced-solubility systems
  • Liposomal ingredients
A botanical sprig floats in soft light, the starting point of advanced ingredient formats.

01 — Starting material & identity

Every botanical begins with the right starting material.

  • Botanical identity
  • Correct plant part
  • Cultivation origin
  • Harvest conditions
  • Traceability
  • Quality parameters
  • Contaminant control
  • Marker-compound expectations
Fine measurement lines outline the plant as its identity is checked.

02 — Extraction & processing

Our technology platform can cover

  • Aqueous extraction
  • Hydro-alcoholic extraction
  • Solvent extraction
  • Concentration
  • Purification
  • Standardization
  • Drying
  • Powder engineering
The plant breaks into fragments that flow into a clear extraction liquid.

03 — Standardization

The objective is not simply maximum extraction yield.

The objective is reproducible quality with commercially viable economics.

The liquid concentrates and precise rings lock around it as it is standardized.

04 — Ingredient format

Beyond conventional powders, our technology platform is designed to support: Objective

  • Granules
  • Pellets
  • Microencapsulated ingredients
  • Spray-dried ingredients
  • Enhanced-solubility systems
  • Liposomal ingredients

These formats allow us to address different requirements for stability, dispersibility, bioavailability, formulation convenience and application performance.

The standardized material becomes a precise volume of powder and then engineered format particles.

6 ingredient types

Advanced Ingredient Formats

These formats allow us to address different requirements for stability, dispersibility, bioavailability, formulation convenience and application performance.

  1. GranulesAgglomerated particles for flow and handling.
  2. PelletsUniform spherical units for dosage-form flexibility.
  3. Microencapsulated ingredientsActives enclosed within a protective matrix or shell.
  4. Spray-dried ingredientsLiquids converted into fine dry powders by atomisation.
  5. Enhanced-solubility systemsSystems designed to improve how an ingredient disperses or dissolves.
  6. Liposomal ingredientsIngredients carried within phospholipid vesicles.

Discuss advanced ingredient formats for your formulation.