Applications
Which ingredients are specified for supplements, food, cosmetics and contract manufacturing, and what to state on the specification for each.

- Capsules and tablets
- Powder blends and sachets
- Gummies and chews
- Softgels
- Effervescents
Dietary supplements and nutraceuticals
Standardised extracts and functional ingredients for capsules, tablets, powders and gummies, each supplied on a stated marker and assay method.
- Marker and assay method: HPLC, titration or gravimetry
- Granulated grades for direct-compression tablets
- Water-dispersible grades for gummies and drinks
Ingredients used

- Seasonings and spice blends
- Bakery and gluten-free
- Beverages and drink mixes
- Sauces and ready meals
- Fibre fortification
Food and beverage
Botanical powders, extracts and fibres for seasonings, bakery, beverages and fortified foods, specified on colour, mesh and microbiological status.
- Mesh and colour against an agreed reference
- Steam-sterilised grades where no further heat step follows
- Allergen status, including sulphites in dried ginger
Ingredients used

- Lip balms and sticks
- Creams and lotions
- Hair and scalp care
- Soaps and solid bars
Cosmetics and personal care
Botanical butters and extracts for skin, hair and body care, supplied with INCI names and the documentation a product information file needs.
- INCI name and refining grade
- Colour and odour for pale or fragrance-free bases
- Supporting documents for the product information file
Ingredients used

- Contract manufacturing
- Private label
- Ingredient distribution
Contract manufacturers and distributors
Repeatable grades and consistent paperwork for contract manufacturers, private-label producers and ingredient distributors.
- A written specification that holds from batch to batch
- Certificates of analysis you can pass to your customer
- 25 kg drums and bags, with smaller packs for trials
Ingredients used
The whole range, each supplied with the same specification and documentation from batch to batch.
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