Amla extract

Less than the marketing across this category implies. Native ascorbic acid largely does not survive drying and extraction, and extracts showing a high vitamin C figure have often been spiked with synthetic ascorbic acid. We standardise on tannins because that is the honest marker, and we will tell you what a realistic vitamin C figure looks like before you write one on a label.

Yes, markedly so. Keep drums sealed, avoid leaving material open on a humid line, and expect caking if it is stored badly. It is worth planning the blending step around this rather than discovering it mid-campaign.

Yes, on enquiry — the traditional amla, bibhitaki and haritaki blend, milled and tested. It is quoted separately from the standardised extract because it is a different product with a different specification.

Twenty-five kilograms per specification, which is one standard fibre drum. Mixed consignments across two or more extracts are accepted on a first order so you can qualify several actives at once without committing to a full drum of each.

Certificate of Analysis for the specific batch, a heavy-metals and microbiology report, a pesticide-residue screen, and the commercial set: packing list, commercial invoice and certificate of origin. Allergen, GMO, vegan, halal and BSE/TSE statements are issued on request.

One to two weeks from order confirmation to a UK address for material already in a finished, tested lot. Bespoke specifications that require a fresh production run take longer, and we tell you the honest date at the quotation stage rather than after you have committed.

Aarleez Ltd. We handle customs clearance and GB import controls, and we quote delivered duty paid to your address so the price you accept is the price you pay. Ex-warehouse collection is available if you would rather run your own leg.