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Tomato Extract Lycopene Powder

Tomato Extract Lycopene Powder

Product Name
Tomato Extract Lycopene Powder
Botanical Name
Tomato fruit
Specification
5%, 10%, 20% lycopene
Appearance
Deep red powder
Test Method
HPLC
MOQ
1kg
Active Ingredient
Lycopene
Shelf Life
2 years

Product Description

Product Description

Lycopene here is the red carotenoid from tomato, commonly 5%, 10% or 20% in a powder on a carrier. It is oil-soluble. A water-dispersible grade is a formulated powder, not a higher assay.

It is used in softgels, colour systems and antioxidant capsules. Tomato powder at a few hundred ppm lycopene will not hit these percents.

When buying, state beadlet versus oil, the percent, and whether the carrier is allergen-relevant.

Specification

Product NameTomato Extract Lycopene PowderBotanical NameTomato fruit
Specification5%, 10%, 20% lycopeneAppearanceDeep red powder
Test MethodHPLCMOQ1kg
Active IngredientLycopeneShelf Life2 years
SourceTomato fruitCAS number502-65-8
SolubilityInsoluble in waterCOAAvailable
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

Softgels

Softgels

Oil-soluble lycopene belongs in oil fill. Powder grades need a stated carrier.

Colour Systems

Colour Systems

5–20% is a colour and nutrient ingredient, not dried tomato flake.

Antioxidant Capsules

Antioxidant Capsules

Match the percent to the label milligrams. Carriers change the mass.

Dispersible Only

Dispersible Only

Oil and ordinary powder ring a bottle. Ask for a beadlet if the use is a drink.

Strong Colour

Strong Colour

5–20% lycopene will stain a white cream. Dose for colour as well as milligrams.

Oil Fill

Oil Fill

Lycopene is oil-soluble. Softgels use an oil or a beadlet, not a water solution.

FAQ

What lycopene assays are available?
About 5%, 10% and 20% lycopene.
Will the 95-style powder dissolve in water?
Not by nature. A dispersible powder is a carrier system. Ask for it explicitly.
Which fruit is the lycopene taken from?
Tomato fruit.
What lycopene levels are available?
About 5%, 10% and 20% on a carrier.
Is this tomato powder?
No. Dried tomato is a few hundred ppm. This is a concentrated lycopene powder.
What carrier is in the powder?
The 5–20% grades are lycopene on a carrier. Ask which carrier if allergens matter.