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Garlic Extract Powder

Garlic Extract Powder

Product Name
Garlic Extract Powder
Botanical Name
100% pure and natural Garlic
Specification
3%, 5% Allicin
Appearance
Pale yellow to brown
Test Method
HPLC
MOQ
1 kg
Active Ingredient
Allicin
Shelf Life
2 years

Product Description

Product Description

Garlic extract here is standardized to allicin, commonly about 3% or 5%, from garlic bulb. Fresh garlic’s allicin appears only after crushing; a powder holds a stabilized alliin-alliinase system or an allicin potential, depending on the process.

It is used in cardiovascular-style capsules and in some savoury seasonings. Odour-controlled grades and culinary powders are specified differently.

When buying, ask how “allicin” is measured (potential versus free) and whether the grade is deodorized.

Specification

Product NameGarlic Extract PowderBotanical Name100% pure and natural Garlic
Specification3%, 5% AllicinAppearancePale yellow to brown
Test MethodHPLCMOQ1 kg
Active IngredientAllicinShelf Life2 years
Source100% pure and natural GarlicSolubility100% soluble in water
Packaging1-5 kg / 25 kg (aluminum foil bag, carton, or cardboard drum)COAAvailable
CertificateISO 22000, FDA, BRC, IFS, SGS, Kosher, Halal, Organic (EU), USDA, HACCP, ISO 9001QualityNon-GMO, Non-irradiation, Allergen Free, BSE/TSE Free
Sample10-50 g sample for evaluationOEM ServicePrivate labeling, customized packaging, capsules and tablets

Applications

Allicin-Potential Capsules

Allicin-Potential Capsules

3% or 5% is the usual label. Confirm the test is allicin yield, not only alliin.

Savoury Powders

Savoury Powders

Culinary grades care about flavour and microbial load. Supplement grades care about the marker.

Odour-Controlled

Odour-Controlled

Say if the capsule must be deodorized. That process can change the assay.

Savoury Drinks

Savoury Drinks

Only if odour and flavour are wanted. A deodorized grade is a different process.

Not Garlic Oil

Not Garlic Oil

Oil is a distilled flavour. This powder is an allicin-potential extract.

Seasonings

Seasonings

Culinary powders are judged on flavour and microbes. Supplement powders are judged on allicin potential.

Alliin Versus Allicin

Alliin Versus Allicin

Ask which number the method reports before you print allicin on the label.

FAQ

What allicin level should we specify?
Allicin, about 3% or 5%.
Does the certificate report free allicin or allicin potential?
Many powders report allicin that forms when alliin meets alliinase, not free allicin in the drum.
Which part of the garlic plant is used?
Garlic bulb.
What allicin levels are available?
About 3% and 5%.
What else belongs on a culinary lot?
Microbiology and whether the grade is deodorized. A supplement assay does not answer flavour.
What is the source?
Garlic bulb, Allium sativum.