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Triphala Extract

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Terminalia spp. (3 fruits)

A.R.T International is a bulk triphala extract supplier, manufacturer and exporter in Sojat, Rajasthan, India.

Triphala is the classic Ayurvedic blend of three fruits: amla, baheda and harad. We supply it as a standardised powder and as an extract carrying tannins and gallic acid. Supplement and Ayurvedic makers buy it from us. GMP, Halal and Organic certified.

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Triphala Extract, Terminalia spp. (3 fruits)
10 kg
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GMP
Certified
Halal
Available
APEDA
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About this product

Triphala Extract, processed and packed in Sojat

Triphala is the classic Ayurvedic blend of three fruits: amla, baheda and harad. We supply it as a standardised powder and as an extract carrying tannins and gallic acid. Supplement and Ayurvedic makers buy it from us. GMP, Halal and Organic certified.

A.R.T International supplies Triphala Extract from its GMP certified facility in Sojat City, Rajasthan. We have supplied herbal ingredients since 1995. Every batch ships with third party lab testing and a Certificate of Analysis, plus documentation for EU, US, and GCC import requirements.

As a triphala extract exporter we ship wholesale triphala extract to buyers in the US, EU and GCC, in export packing, with a Certificate of Analysis on every lot.

Available forms
40% Tannins60% TanninsWater SolubleFull Spectrum
Why A.R.T International

Why source Triphala from A.R.T International

GMP and APEDA certified production
Third-party lab tested, Certificate of Analysis with every batch
Available as 40% Tannins, 60% Tannins, Water Soluble, Full Spectrum
MOQ 10 kg, custom and private-label packaging
Export documentation for EU, US and GCC import requirements
Specifications

Full quality specifications

ParameterSpecification
FormulaHarad : Baheda : Amla (1:1:1)
Total Tannins (HPLC)40-60%
Gallic AcidQuantified
Heavy Metals<10ppm
MOQ10 kg
PackagingFoil Bags / HDPE Drums
CertificationsGMP, Halal, Organic
OriginRajasthan, India
Shelf Life3 years
Who buys it

Who sources this ingredient

Supplement BrandsDigestive health and antioxidant supplements
Pharma CompaniesAyurvedic digestive formulations
Herbal BrandsTraditional wellness brands
The formula

Harad, baheda and amla at 1:1:1

Triphala is the three-fruit Ayurvedic blend and the classical ratio is equal parts harad (Terminalia chebula), baheda (Terminalia bellirica) and amla (Phyllanthus emblica). We hold that 1:1:1 ratio, which sounds obvious and is not: blends sold as Triphala at a low price are often weighted toward whichever fruit was cheapest that season. Ask any supplier for the ratio in writing.

Standardisation

Total tannins 40-60%, gallic acid quantified

The extract is standardised on total tannins by HPLC at 40% or 60%, with gallic acid quantified separately and heavy metals held below 10ppm. Water soluble and full spectrum grades are available. Buyers who want the three fruits separately rather than pre-blended can take amla, harad and baheda as individual lines from the same desk, which is what formulators adjusting the ratio themselves usually prefer. MOQ 10 kg.

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Export markets

Where we ship it

USAGermanyUKAustraliaJapan
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What tannin content do you supply? +
40% to 60% total tannins verified by HPLC. Full COA with gallic acid quantification.
Is it the correct 1:1:1 ratio? +
Yes. We use the classic Ayurvedic ratio of Haritaki : Bibhitaki : Amalaki at 1:1:1.
Are you a triphala extract supplier and manufacturer? +
Yes. We supply triphala extract (harad, baheda and amla in a 1:1:1 formula) standardised to 40 to 60% total tannins by HPLC with gallic acid quantified, from a GMP facility with Halal and organic documentation, MOQ 10 kg, and a COA on every lot.
What ratio do you blend Triphala at? +
The classical 1:1:1 of harad, baheda and amla. Cheaper blends are often weighted toward whichever fruit was cheapest, so it is worth asking any supplier for the ratio in writing.
What is the tannin content? +
40% or 60% total tannins by HPLC, with gallic acid quantified separately and heavy metals below 10ppm.
Can I buy the three fruits separately? +
Yes. Amla, harad and baheda ship as individual lines from the same desk, which suits formulators who adjust the ratio themselves.

Source Triphala from India

A.R.T International. GMP certified exporter from Sojat, Rajasthan. 24 hour quotes and full export documentation.

Plot No. 223, Delhi Darwaja, Narsinghpura, Sojat, Pali, Rajasthan 306104, India
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