Triphala Extract — Manufacturers, Suppliers & Wholesale Price in India
Three-fruit Ayurvedic extract, tannin-standardised, for supplements.
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Triphala is the classic Ayurvedic three-fruit blend — Amalaki (Emblica officinalis), Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica) and Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) — exported from India as powder, standardised extract and finished formulations. Indian AYUSH-licensed manufacturers supply digestive-wellness and general-wellness brands globally, particularly in the Gulf, CIS, Southeast Asia and the US herbal segment.
Technical specification
| Composition | Amalaki + Bibhitaki + Haritaki, classical 1:1:1 ratio (custom ratios per buyer) |
| Forms offered | Fruit powder (churna) · Water/alcohol extract standardised to tannins 20–40% · AYUSH-licensed finished formulations |
| Marker compounds | Gallic acid / total tannins (assay per supplier spec) |
| Certifications | AYUSH GMP licence; organic (NPOP/NOP) per manufacturer |
| Packing | 25 kg fibre drum with PE liner |
| MOQ | Typically 100–250 kg |
Digestive-wellness supplements (capsules, tablets, powders), herbal-tea and decoction blends, and classical Ayurvedic finished formulations. Buyers targeting regulated markets should confirm the destination's botanical-import framework — documentation depth varies by form (powder vs standardised extract).
25 kg fibre drums with double PE liners, palletised, dry storage. Documentation: batch COA (tannin/gallic-acid assay for extracts), heavy-metal and micro reports, AYUSH GMP certificate, phytochemistry declaration, Certificate of Origin, organic certificates where applicable.
Documents suppliers provide
- Certificate of Analysis (COA) for every batch
- Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
- GMP certificate and manufacturing licence
- Free sale certificate for export markets, issued on request
- DMF / regulatory filing status, where the supplier holds one
- Origin, packing list and commercial invoice for the shipment
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Triphala powder vs standardised extract — which should I buy?
Powder (churna) suits classical and food-format products at low cost; standardised extracts (tannin-assayed) suit capsule products needing lot-to-lot consistency in regulated markets.
What marker should the COA show?
Total tannins and/or gallic acid content — the accepted assays for triphala quality; HPLC preferred over UV for regulated-market documentation.
Can suppliers ship AYUSH-licensed finished formulations?
Yes — licensed Indian manufacturers export finished triphala capsules and powders; check your destination market's rules on importing licensed traditional-medicine products.
What is the MOQ?
Typically 100–250 kg for powder and extracts; finished goods MOQs are set per presentation by the manufacturer. TradeBioIndia is a listing platform and is not a party to any transaction between buyer and supplier.
Suppliers for Triphala Extract
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