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Green Tea Extract Polyphenol EGCG Powder

Green Tea Extract Polyphenol EGCG Powder

Product Name
Green Tea Extract Polyphenol EGCG Powder
Botanical Name
Green tea leaves (Camellia sinensis)
Specification
Tea polyphenols 98%; EGCG 50%; catechins 80%
Appearance
Brown Fine Powder
Test Method
HPLC / UV
MOQ
1kg
Active Ingredient
Tea Polyphenols, EGCG, Catechins
Shelf Life
2 years

Product Description

Product Description

Green tea extract from the leaf is sold as total polyphenols (about 98%), catechins (about 80%), or EGCG (about 50% and up). EGCG is one catechin; polyphenols are the wide net.

It is used in weight and antioxidant capsules, drinks, and some cosmetics. High EGCG intakes have liver-injury warnings in several supplement rules, so the percent is a safety number as well as a label number.

When buying, name EGCG, catechins or polyphenols. Caffeine should be on the COA if the formula is meant to be low-stimulant.

Specification

Product NameGreen Tea Extract Polyphenol EGCG PowderBotanical NameGreen tea leaves (Camellia sinensis)
SpecificationTea polyphenols 98%; EGCG 50%; catechins 80%AppearanceBrown Fine Powder
Test MethodHPLC / UVMOQ1kg
Active IngredientTea Polyphenols, EGCG, CatechinsShelf Life2 years
SourceGreen tea leaves (Camellia sinensis)Active markersTea polyphenols, EGCG, catechins
Extraction noteSupplier describes water leachingCOAAvailable
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
Packaging1-5 kg / 25 kg (aluminum foil bag / fiber drum)

Applications

EGCG Capsules

EGCG Capsules

Set the EGCG milligrams, not only “green tea extract”.

RTD and Sticks

RTD and Sticks

Astringent and can sediment. Decaf grades are a separate ask.

Topical Antioxidant

Topical Antioxidant

Colour stains. Use a grade whose caffeine and solvent story fits a leave-on.

Tablets

Tablets

EGCG milligrams, not “green tea extract”, belong on the label.

Caffeine Line

Caffeine Line

Ask for caffeine if the blend is meant to be low-stimulant.

Not a Tea Bag

Not a Tea Bag

A leaf infusion will not deliver 50% EGCG. The extract dose is what the label has to use.

Leave-on Colour

Leave-on Colour

Polyphenol grades stain. Check the tint in the finished base.

FAQ

Is a 98% polyphenol extract the same as a high-EGCG extract?
Different tests. A polyphenol powder can be well under 50% EGCG.
Does green tea extract always contain caffeine?
Ask for it. “Green tea extract” is not automatically decaf.
Which part of the tea plant is used?
Leaf.
What polyphenol, catechin and EGCG grades are available?
Polyphenols about 98%, catechins about 80%, EGCG from about 50% upward.
Which part is used?
The leaf.
Why can a high EGCG dose be a safety number?
Several supplement rules warn on high EGCG intakes and the liver. The percent decides the serving, not only the marketing.