A range of organic plant extracts
Organic plant extracts have become a must-have because they meet consumer demand for naturalness. We support this dynamic growth! How do we do it? By offering organic ingredients of impeccable quality, in a way that respects people and the environment.
Through its Esfri® supply chain, Pharmanager Ingredients has designed a range of plant extracts certified organic by ECOCERT to meet today’s demands for traceability, quality and secure supplies. The result is the Biotiful® range of high-quality organic active ingredients!
Organic extracts: quality and traceability
Our organic extracts come from raw materials 90% of which are of European origin and from certified production facilities. These materials are then carefully selected according to physico-chemical criteria and systematically controlled (analyzed) before any processing. Our aim is to meet the quality requirements defined in the Organic Agriculture specifications.
We control more than 550 pesticides (European regulation n°834/2007 on organic farming and EC regulation 396/2005 and its amendments), as well as other contaminants, including heavy metals and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in accordance with EC regulation 2023/915.
The different stages
Extraction phase Standard and traditional solvents: water or ethanol.
Filtered, concentrated blend Active ingredient qualification.
Dried liquid extract Vacuum or spray.
Obtaining the extract Stable powder, adaptable to several galenic forms.
No additives, especially nano, are added.
Mastering crops
Whether through subsidiaries in Europe or in China via our subsidiary, we have established partnerships with plant producers. For several years now, we have been forging long-lasting, trust-based links with a common goal: to preserve and master the cultures that provide the best active ingredients at the heart of our plants.
We regularly visit our partners to talk directly with producers about the challenges they face in this sector. With the expertise of each, we support them in this approach. Finally, we determine the actions to be implemented, particularly in terms of good organic farming practices.
These exchanges are particularly rich in perspectives and future prospects, as we share the same sensitivity to preserving what nature offers us.
