Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
International buyers source currant berry extract from Ukraine for consistent supply in supplement and food manufacturing. The 1 L liquid format with 3-7 percent concentration carries INCI Ribes Nigrum Fruit Extract. Liquid Plant Extract Wholesale lots arrive in transport-grade containers. The product dissolves readily in water, alcohol and glycerin with a best-before date of November 2028 when kept in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container.
Formulation guidelines for B2B
Cosmetic labs dose the extract at 2-8 percent in emulsions. Food and supplement manufacturers use 1-5 percent in beverages and blends. Addition occurs at the final stage below 40 degrees Celsius to retain sensitive compounds. This specification supports predictable scaling from pilot batches to full production.
Role in dietary supplements and food production
Supplement producers and confectionery factories worldwide purchase the extract as botanical raw material for capsules, syrups and functional foods. It serves as a polyphenol source in drink formulations, jelly bases and confectionery fillings. Currant berry extract, 100 ml enables small-scale testing ahead of bulk orders. Private formulators also select the 1 L size for ongoing development work.
Example drink blend formulation
Purified water 75 percent, currant berry extract 4 percent, raspberry extract 2 percent, agave syrup 18 percent, citric acid 1 percent. Heat water to 35-40 degrees, dissolve syrup, cool, then add extracts and acid. Mix thoroughly and bottle. The blend delivers natural berry notes for functional beverages.
Storage and handling recommendations
Keep containers sealed and protected from light and heat. The format suits laboratories and plants requiring reliable raw material flow. Extracts Wholesale options match industrial packaging standards.
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended input temperature?
Add at or below 40 degrees Celsius to preserve active components.
Does it work in glycerin-based systems?
Yes, full solubility in glycerin supports a wide range of cosmetic bases.
Can it be combined with other berry extracts?
It blends effectively with raspberry or aronia extracts for layered profiles.
Is the 1 L size suitable for pilot production?
Yes, the volume bridges lab trials and larger commercial runs.