Product Description
Sourcing and specification of Betula pubescens Echr CO2 extract
CO2 extract from Betula pubescens Echr buds is supplied as a waxy mass in 1 kg transport containers produced in Ukraine. The extract meets the needs of supplement and food manufacturers who require consistent botanical raw material. CO2 Extracts Wholesale contains terpenes, terpenoids, higher alcohols, flavones and phytosterols and remains stable until December 2028 when stored in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container.
Technical parameters for formulation development
The material is fat-soluble and is added at 0.01-2 % in the active phase. It integrates into emulsions and oil-based systems without additional solubilisers. Producers heat the extract to 35-40 °C before dosing to ensure uniform distribution in the batch.
Role in cosmetic laboratory formulations
Cosmetic labs incorporate the extract into creams, serums and hair care products. It supports skin comfort and is suitable for both leave-on and rinse-off formulas. International buyers value its plant-derived profile for clean-label product lines. section Extracts Wholesale
Example hair and scalp care blend
Oil base 94 %, CO2 extract 0.7 %, essential oil blend 0.3 %, antioxidant as required. The extract is introduced after the base reaches 40 °C. The finished product is filled into dark glass containers for stability.
Botanical raw material for dietary supplements and food industry
Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide purchase this CO2 extract as a botanical ingredient for functional beverages, confectionery and dietary supplement formulations. Birch buds CO2 extract 100 g serves as a convenient trial size before scaling to larger volumes. Private formulators also use it for custom blends.
Storage guidelines for bulk buyers
Keep the 1 kg container in a cool dark location with the lid securely closed. This practice maintains the original characteristics through the stated shelf life and supports consistent quality across production batches.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended input level for supplement blends?
Formulators typically use 0.01-2 % depending on the final product type and desired concentration.
Is the extract suitable for food-grade applications?
Yes, it is purchased as raw material for dietary supplements, beverages and confectionery by factories and private producers.
At what temperature should the extract be added?
Add the material after cooling the base to 35-40 °C to preserve its properties.