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Blueberry Extract Concentrate 1 L

Turning Blueberry Concentrate into a Core Ingredient for Industrial Antioxidant Formulas

Blueberries are widely recognized as one of the richest natural sources of anthocyanins and other polyphenols, which give them strong antioxidant activity. This 1 liter concentrate belongs to the Extract Concentrates category and is designed for manufacturers who need a steady supply of raw material for regular production runs rather than one-off trials. This volume suits cosmetic workshops, food additive laboratories and beverage production lines where batch-to-batch consistency is essential.

The largest share of demand for blueberry concentrate comes from the food industry, where it is added to yogurts, desserts, fruit drinks, syrups and functional beverages as a natural source of color and antioxidant activity. The second major application field is cosmetic manufacturing, where the extract is used in serums, anti-aging creams, toners and products for sensitive, redness-prone skin thanks to its ability to neutralize free radicals and support capillary tone. In pharmaceuticals and nutraceutical production, blueberry concentrate is included in capsules and syrups with antioxidant claims. It is also occasionally used in household chemical products and in select perfumery compositions to create berry nuances.

In formulations, blueberry extract pairs well with other botanical concentrates. Combined with Echinacea Extract Concentrate, it enhances the protective and toning properties of a blend, while paired with Violet Extract Concentrate it helps create calming compositions for sensitive skin. For more delicate, anti-aging formulas, blueberry concentrate can be combined with Peony Extract Concentrate to build a layered botanical complex.

The concentrate should be introduced during the cold phase of production, at temperatures not exceeding 35-40 degrees Celsius, to preserve the active polyphenols that break down under prolonged heat. Typical dosage in cosmetic emulsions ranges from 1 to 5 percent of total mass, while in food products the amount is set by the technologist depending on the desired flavor and color intensity, usually between 0.5 and 3 percent. Store the concentrate in a tightly closed container, in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations, to maintain the stability of the anthocyanin complex throughout its shelf life.

With a 1 liter volume, this concentrate is well suited for conveyor-line production and helps ensure uninterrupted raw material supply for large-scale batches of cosmetics, beverages and supplements without frequent small purchases.

Antioxidant Facial Serum

Distilled water 800 ml

Blueberry extract concentrate 45 ml

Hyaluronic acid solution 50 ml

Glycerin 40 g

Broad spectrum preservative 12 ml

Panthenol 20 g

Dissolve the panthenol and glycerin in the distilled water while stirring gently until fully combined. Add the hyaluronic acid solution and mix until the texture becomes smooth and slightly thickened. Introduce the blueberry extract concentrate and the preservative, stirring thoroughly until the mixture is uniform, then transfer the finished serum into clean pump bottles and let it rest for 24 hours before use to allow the formula to stabilize.

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INCI	Вlueberry extract
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	from burgundy to dark brown
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	0.1-5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Blueberry Extract Concentrate 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	in water
View	liquid substance
Valid until	12.2028