Hawthorn Extract Powder, 1 kg

Bulk Hawthorn Concentrate Built for Continuous Manufacturing Lines

Hawthorn extract powder supplied in a 1 kg package is aimed at manufacturers who need a steady supply of raw material for ongoing production runs rather than occasional batches. This volume suits food processing plants, nutraceutical facilities, pharmaceutical workshops and cosmetic factories where consistency between orders matters as much as the ingredient itself. The product belongs to the broader category of Powdered Extracts and Algae, which gathers concentrated botanical and algae-based raw materials for a wide range of processing industries.

Hawthorn is valued worldwide primarily for its natural flavonoids, organic acids and tannins, obtained through gentle extraction of the plant's flowers and berries followed by drying into a fine powder. This form is convenient for precise dosing on industrial lines, since the powder dissolves easily in an aqueous phase without clumping, which matters greatly during automated mixing of large batches.

The largest global demand for this type of concentrate comes from the food and nutraceutical sector: manufacturers rely on hawthorn powder to produce functional teas, herbal syrups, fortified beverages, encapsulated supplements and tablet formulations. A second major direction is cosmetic manufacturing, where the extract goes into toning serums, anti-aging creams, lotions for congested skin and eye contour formulas, thanks to its ability to support skin tone and act as an antioxidant component within a recipe. A smaller, secondary use case involves household herbal blends and occasional inclusion in soap bases, though these remain niche applications rather than the primary market driver.

For liquid cosmetic formulations, the recommended dosage typically ranges from 0.5 to 3% of the total finished product weight, while food and nutraceutical concentrations should follow the specific technical documentation of each manufacturer. It is best to introduce the extract once the base phase has cooled to around 40-50°C, which helps preserve the active compounds and prevents thermal degradation. The powder is usually pre-dissolved in a small amount of water or hydrosol before being blended into the main mixture under continuous stirring.

Hawthorn extract pairs well with other botanical concentrates that reinforce an antioxidant profile, such as blueberry extract powder, which contributes additional polyphenols to the blend. Before committing to a large production run, it can be useful to test a formulation on a smaller scale using Hawthorn Flower Extract 10% Powder in a 5 g package, which allows verifying the concentration without committing to a full kilogram, while an alternative option, Powder Hawthorn Flower Extract in the same small format, makes it possible to compare the activity of different raw material batches before placing an industrial order.

Store the product in an airtight container, in a dry, dark place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture, to keep the extract's activity stable throughout its stated shelf life. When working with a large package, it is advisable to repackage the powder into smaller portions right after opening the main bag, minimizing exposure of the remaining material to air.

Antioxidant Herbal Capsule Blend, Production Batch

Hawthorn extract powder 60 g

Rice flour filler 400 g

Magnesium stearate 15 g

Silicon dioxide 10 g

Vegetable capsule shells 1000 pieces

Combine the hawthorn extract powder with the rice flour filler in a dry mixing bowl and blend thoroughly until the color and texture appear uniform throughout the mass. Add the magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide, then mix again for several minutes to ensure even distribution and smooth flow of the powder through capsule filling equipment. Once the blend is homogeneous, fill the empty capsule shells using a manual or semi-automatic capsule filler, close each capsule securely, and store the finished batch in a sealed container away from humidity until packaging for distribution.