Brand ingredients

Featured Botanical Ingredients with a Clearer B2B Story

These featured programs help product managers and procurement teams compare differentiated ingredient positioning, key markers, and inquiry fit without drifting into consumer-style claims.

Green coffee bean extract sample and raw material on a laboratory bench
SoluxBean

Green Coffee Bean Extract

Two green coffee bean extract options for B2B programs: chlorogenic acids 50% decaffeinated and chlorogenic acids 35% water-soluble.

Chlorogenic acids ≥ 50% Decaffeinated Chlorogenic acids ≥ 35% water-soluble
Applications
  • Dietary Supplements
  • Functional Beverages
  • Personal Care
Black ginger extract powder and rhizome material prepared for B2B ingredient review
GL NoirFlav

Black Ginger Extract

Black ginger extract standardized to 5,7-dimethoxyflavone with three commercial grades for differentiated nutraceutical positioning.

5,7-Dimethoxyflavone ≥ 1% 5,7-Dimethoxyflavone ≥ 2.5% 5,7-Dimethoxyflavone ≥ 5%
Applications
  • Dietary Supplements
  • Functional Foods
  • Personal Care
Black garlic extract powder with aged garlic bulbs and sample bottle on a laboratory bench
NiorGar

Black Garlic Extract

Aged black garlic extract built around S-allyl cysteine content for supplement, functional food, and blend applications.

SAC 0.1% SAC 0.5% SAC 1.0%
Applications
  • Dietary Supplements
  • Functional Foods
  • Powder Blends
Apple polyphenol extract powder with fresh apple slices and amber sample bottle
Purapple

Apple Polyphenol Extract

Apple polyphenol extract standardized to high total polyphenols for beverage, supplement, and food formulation teams.

Polyphenol 70% Apple-derived extract Formulation-ready powder
Applications
  • Dietary Supplements
  • Functional Beverages
  • Food Formulations
Artichoke extract powder and botanical material for supplement ingredient sourcing
Royal CynarArt

Artichoke Extract

Artichoke extract program with two cynarin grades for botanical supplement and functional food sourcing.

Cynarin 2.5% Cynarin 5.0% Structured B2B supply
Applications
  • Dietary Supplements
  • Functional Foods
  • Botanical Blends

How U.S. buyers should use these brand ingredient programs

This page is designed as a focused sourcing entry point, not a consumer product page. Each brand ingredient highlights the commercial name, botanical material, key active marker, available grades, application fit, and direct path to RFQ or document review. Buyers can compare the five programs quickly, then move into the dedicated ingredient page for a deeper specification discussion.

Brand ingredient sourcing FAQ

What makes these different from standard extract listings?

These five programs are selected for stronger product positioning, clearer specification markers, and higher usefulness in early-stage B2B ingredient screening. They help buyers compare commercial fit before requesting COA or pricing details.

Can we request private-label wording or custom specs?

Available grades are listed on the ingredient pages, and custom specifications can be reviewed case by case. MOQ, sample quantity, test method, and lead time should be confirmed before formal quotation.

What should we include in an RFQ?

Please include the ingredient name, target active marker, intended application, estimated order quantity, destination, and whether you need COA, TDS, or third-party testing documents for review.