Product Description
Sourcing and specifications
Calendula officilalis L. Extract arrives from Germany in one-liter containers as a liquid concentrate. The product features characteristic odor and water solubility, with input levels of 0.01-2 percent in the active phase. Plant Extracts Concentrates Wholesale buyers value this format for pilot batches and larger runs. The liquid state ensures consistent dispersion across batches.
Integration parameters
Formulators add the extract to the aqueous phase at temperatures up to 45 degrees Celsius. The liquid state ensures even dispersion. Shelf life extends to December 2028 when stored in a tightly closed container in a cool dark location. Packaging supports both small-scale testing and industrial volumes.
Role in supplement and food manufacturing
Supplement producers and food factories incorporate the concentrate as botanical raw material for functional beverages, dietary supplements, and confectionery items. Cosmetic labs use it in serums, masks, and hair care lines. Calendula Extract Concentrate 5 ml supports small-scale testing before scaling. International manufacturers rely on this ingredient for consistent results in multi-component formulas.
Applications across industries
Producers of dietary supplements and functional foods purchase the concentrate for enriched drinks and herbal blends. Cosmetic manufacturers add it to toners, body lotions, and scalp treatments. The extract pairs well with other botanical materials, enabling versatile product development for global markets.
Sample hair care blend
Distilled water at room temperature receives vegetable glycerin and is mixed until uniform. The calendula concentrate, panthenol, and broad-spectrum preservative are added under slow agitation. The finished blend is filled into clean containers for scalp application.
Storage guidelines
Keep the container sealed away from light and heat sources. Country of production Germany. Extracts Wholesale clients receive regular shipments for ongoing production needs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the INCI designation?
Calendula officilalis L. Extract.
At what stage is the extract introduced?
Into the aqueous active phase at the final production step.
Is it suitable for dietary supplements?
Yes, as botanical raw material in B2B formulations.
What packaging is supplied?
One-liter transport container.