Botanical ingredients
Start with the plant identity, part used and desired specification. Include extraction or carrier requirements where relevant to your formulation.
Ingredients, with purpose.
Connect your formulation brief with the right ingredient conversation.
Make the brief clear.
An ingredient project starts with what you need to make. Explore botanical extracts, vitamins, amino acids and nutrition ingredients, then define the specification, format and documentation your project needs.
Share the ingredient name, intended application and expected quantity. A clear brief makes it easier to compare options, plan samples and agree the details before an order. Existing customers can use Catalog to view the product information available to their account.
Explore the possibilities.
Use these areas to shape your conversation. Specific availability and specifications are confirmed for each project.
Vitamins & amino acids
Define the ingredient form, concentration and intended application so that the discussion starts with the same material and measurement basis.
Food & nutrition ingredients
Bring together composition, taste, handling and packaging requirements for the ingredient's role in your finished product.
Application-led sourcing
Discuss ingredients in the context of a powder, capsule, tablet or gummy project, including the information needed for a sample review.
Prepare your next conversation.
A few useful details help turn an enquiry into a focused discussion.
Define the material
Send the ingredient name, specification and intended use, together with any reference documents you already work with.
Review the details
Clarify sample requirements, testing information, packaging and the quantity needed for your current project.
Confirm the order scope
Agree the selected specification, documents, commercial terms and delivery arrangements in writing before proceeding.
Have a project in mind?
Start a conversation, or sign in to the existing customer catalog.