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Ginkgo Biloba Extract
Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgo biloba L. · Family: Ginkgoaceae · Leaf Extract

A ginkgo leaf extract built to the classic 24/6 specification — flavone glycosides NLT 24%, terpene lactones NLT 6% by HPLC — with ginkgolic acid limited to NMT 5 ppm and the flavonol aglycone ratio verified on every batch. Ginkgo is the most adulterated botanical in the trade; that ratio is how we prove ours isn't. CoA-backed supply from India.

24% Flavone Glycosides 6% Terpene Lactones Ginkgolic Acid NMT 5 ppm Flavonol Ratio Verified Halal / Kosher Available CoA-Backed
Ginkgo biloba leaf extract powder standardised to 24% flavone glycosides and 6% terpene lactones with ginkgolic acid below 5 ppm — brown to yellowish-brown leaf extract, SV Botanica India

24/6 Standardised

Ginkgolic Acid NMT 5 ppm
24 / 6
Flavone Glyc. / Terpene Lact.
Leaf
Part Used
<5 ppm
Ginkgolic Acid
Ratio Verified
Flavonol Aglycones
36 Months
Shelf Life
Made in India
Country of Origin

What is Ginkgo Biloba Extract?

The industry's most copied specification — and its most adulterated ingredient

Ginkgo biloba L. is a living fossil: the sole surviving member of an order of trees that predates flowering plants, unchanged for something close to two hundred million years. Its fan-shaped leaf yields one of the most studied and most widely sold botanical extracts in the world, used across cognitive-support, memory and circulatory formulations.

Ginkgo is unusual in that the industry converged long ago on a single dual specification: flavone glycosides NLT 24% and terpene lactones NLT 6%, universally shorthanded as "24/6". Nearly every commercial ginkgo extract quotes it. That convergence is genuinely useful — buyers compare like with like — but it created a precise, well-known target, and a precise target is exactly what invites adulteration.

And ginkgo is, by a wide margin, the most adulterated botanical in commercial trade. The reason is arithmetic: the flavone glycoside assay works by hydrolysing glycosides to their flavonol aglycones and measuring those. Cheap flavonol sources — rutin, quercetin, and extracts of Sophora japonica or buckwheat — hydrolyse to the same aglycones. A weak ginkgo extract spiked with rutin will read 24% flavone glycosides while containing far less real ginkgo.

The defence is well established and we apply it on every batch: the quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin aglycone ratio. Authentic ginkgo leaf produces these three in a characteristic proportion. Rutin and Sophora contribute quercetin almost exclusively, which distorts the ratio in a way no assay percentage reveals. Alongside it we hold ginkgolic acid to NMT 5 ppm — a genuine safety limit, since these alkylphenols are allergenic and cytotoxic and are removed by proper processing, not by good fortune.

Active Constituents

Two active families, one safety limit, and one authenticity control

Flavone Glycosides

The flavonol glycoside fraction standardised to NLT 24%. Assayed by hydrolysis to quercetin, kaempferol and isorhamnetin, then summed.

Ginkgolides A, B & C

Unique diterpene trilactones found nowhere else in the plant kingdom — part of the terpene lactone fraction and a genuine identity marker.

Bilobalide

A sesquiterpene trilactone, also ginkgo-exclusive, making up the remainder of the 6% terpene lactone specification alongside the ginkgolides.

Quercetin : Kaempferol : Isorhamnetin

The authenticity control. Authentic ginkgo yields these aglycones in a characteristic proportion; flavonol spiking distorts it.

Ginkgolic Acids

A limit parameter, not an active. Allergenic and cytotoxic alkylphenols held to NMT 5 ppm by proper processing.

Proanthocyanidins

A minor phenolic fraction of the leaf, contributing to the full-spectrum profile and to the extract's characteristic fingerprint.

Key Actives & Functional Properties

Why formulators specify a ratio-verified, ginkgolic-acid-controlled ginkgo extract

The 24/6 Dual Specification

Flavone glycosides NLT 24% and terpene lactones NLT 6% by HPLC — the industry-standard dual basis that lets buyers compare materials directly and formulate to a known active load.

Flavonol Aglycone Ratio Verified

The single control that separates authentic ginkgo from rutin-spiked material. We report the quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin proportion on every batch, because the 24% figure alone cannot detect spiking.

Ginkgolic Acid NMT 5 ppm

A real safety limit, not a formality. These alkylphenols are allergenic and cytotoxic, and holding them below 5 ppm requires deliberate processing — it is a direct readout of manufacturing quality.

Cognitive & Memory Positioning

Ginkgo is among the most consumer-recognised botanicals for memory and cognitive-support formats, needing no category education and carrying decades of formulation heritage.

Circulatory & Microcirculation Formats

The terpene lactone fraction underpins ginkgo's long-established position in circulatory and microcirculation-support formulations, including eye- and ear-health blends.

Ginkgo-Exclusive Identity Markers

Ginkgolides and bilobalide occur in no other plant. Their presence at specification is positive evidence of genuine ginkgo — which is why the terpene lactone half of 24/6 is harder to fake than the flavone half.

These are functional and physico-chemical properties of the actives; SV Botanica does not make medical or therapeutic claims for this ingredient.

Grade & Standardisation

The 24/6 standard, plus water-soluble and full-spectrum options

Grade Standardisation Form Best For Solubility
Ginkgo Extract 24/6 Standard Flavone glycosides NLT 24%, terpene lactones NLT 6% (HPLC); ginkgolic acid NMT 5 ppm Brown to yellowish-brown fine powder, ≥95% through 40 mesh Cognitive, memory & circulatory supplements; capsules & tablets Partially water-soluble
Ginkgo Extract 24/6 Low-GA Ultra-low As above, ginkgolic acid NMT 1 ppm Brown to yellowish-brown fine powder Markets or customers requiring a tighter alkylphenol limit Partially water-soluble
Ginkgo Extract WS Water-soluble Cold-water-soluble spray-dried; 24/6 to specification Yellowish-brown free-flowing powder Beverages, sachets, effervescents & drink mixes Cold-water-soluble
Ginkgo Extract Ratio Full-spectrum Native 50:1 ratio; markers reported Brown fine powder Traditional formats and herbal blends Grade-dependent

The 24/6 grade with ginkgolic acid NMT 5 ppm is our CoA-backed flagship. Every batch carries the quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin aglycone ratio as a standard reported parameter, not an on-request extra — on this ingredient it is the control that matters most, and a supplier who cannot produce it cannot demonstrate authenticity. Alternative ginkgolic acid ceilings, cold-water-soluble and native-ratio grades, custom mesh and packaging can be quoted against buyer specification and order volume.

Forms Available

Ginkgo Biloba Extract is bought in five forms. The standardised extract is the stocked item; granulated and dispersible grades are produced on request and raw botanical forms are sourced against a confirmed order.

FormWhat it isSpecification basisAvailability
Standardised extract powderGinkgo biloba leaf extract, dried and milled24% flavone glycosides and 6% terpene lactones (HPLC), ginkgolic acids controlledStocked
Granulated (direct-compression)Extract granulated for tablet linesSame marker, declared on the granuleOn request
Water-dispersible / solubleExtract in a dispersible matrix for beverages, gummies and sachetsMarker declared on the matrix basis; carrier namedOn request
Leaf powder (non-extracted)Dried Ginkgo biloba leaf, milled to meshBotanical identity by TLC; heavy metals and microbial panelOn enquiry, subject to lot; phytosanitary certificate usually required
Cut leaf (tea-bag cut)Dried leaf, tea-bag cut or cut & siftedIdentity, moisture, foreign matterOn enquiry; for teas and in-house extraction

A marker percentage without its assay method is not a specification; ask for the method and the plant part on every quotation. Read Ginkgo Biloba Extract: A Complete Buyer's Guide, The 24/6 Specification: How Ginkgo Extract Is Standardised and Ginkgo: The Most Adulterated Botanical, and How Authenticity Is Proven before comparing offers.

Technical Specifications

Full product specification for Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract 24/6. Values are specification limits, not batch results; a batch-specific CoA is issued per shipment.

ParameterSpecification / LimitMethod
Botanical SourceGinkgo biloba L.—
Plant FamilyGinkgoaceae—
Part UsedLeaf—
Country of OriginIndia—
AppearanceFine powderOrganoleptic
ColourBrown to yellowish-brown*Organoleptic
OdourCharacteristicOrganoleptic
TasteCharacteristic, slightly bitterOrganoleptic
IdentificationCorresponds to reference extract — positiveBy TLC / HPLC
Total Flavone Glycosides (% w/w, dry basis)NLT 24.0By HPLC
Total Terpene Lactones (% w/w, dry basis)NLT 6.0By HPLC
  — Ginkgolides A, B, C (% w/w)Reported per batchBy HPLC
  — Bilobalide (% w/w)Reported per batchBy HPLC
Ginkgolic Acids (ppm)NMT 5By HPLC
Quercetin : Kaempferol : IsorhamnetinWithin authentic range — reported per batchBy HPLC
RutinNot detectedBy HPLC
Loss on Drying (at 105°C, % w/w)NMT 5.0IP-2014
pH (1% w/v solution)4 – 7IP-2014
Bulk Density (g/ml)NLT 0.35IP-2014
Particle Size (#40 mesh, % w/w)NLT 95Sieve
Total Ash (% w/w)NMT 5IP-2014
Acid Insoluble Ash (% w/w)NMT 1IP-2014
Residual Solvent (Acetone / Ethanol, ppm)NMT 5,000By GC
Lead (ppm)NMT 1.0ICP-MS
Arsenic (ppm)NMT 1.0ICP-MS
Cadmium (ppm)NMT 0.3ICP-MS
Mercury (ppm)NMT 0.1ICP-MS
Pesticide ResiduesComplies (EU MRL, on request)GC-MS / LC-MS/MS
Ethylene Oxide (ETO)Not treated — declaration providedLC-MS/MS (on request)
Total Plate Count (cfu/g)NMT 1,000USP <2021>
Yeast & Moulds / Fungi (cfu/g)NMT 100USP <2021>
Escherichia coliAbsentUSP <2022>
Salmonella sp.AbsentUSP <2022>
Staphylococcus aureusAbsentUSP <2022>
CultivationCultivatedDeclaration
Kosher / HalalCertified (on request)Certification
Shelf Life36 months from date of manufacture, in original packed condition—
StorageCool, dry place away from light and moisture, in tightly sealed containers—

*The product is of herbal origin; slight colour variation may occur due to geographical and seasonal variation in the raw material. Two parameters on this specification exist specifically because ginkgo is the most adulterated botanical in commercial trade. The quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin aglycone ratio is reported on every batch because the 24% flavone glycoside figure alone cannot detect spiking with rutin, quercetin or Sophora japonica flavonols — all of which hydrolyse to the same aglycones measured by the assay. Rutin is separately screened and must be not detected. Ginkgolic acids are held to NMT 5 ppm as a safety limit; these alkylphenols are allergenic and cytotoxic and their removal is a deliberate processing step. A current Certificate of Analysis and MSDS are issued with every batch.

Applications by Industry

Where a 24/6 ratio-verified ginkgo leaf extract fits

Cognitive & Memory Supplements

  • Memory & recall formulations
  • Nootropic & focus stacks
  • Healthy-ageing cognitive formats
  • Student & performance blends
  • Capsules, tablets & softgels

Circulatory & Vascular

  • Microcirculation-support formulas
  • Leg-comfort & vein formulations
  • Cold-extremity & peripheral blends
  • Cardiovascular-adjacent supplements

Eye & Ear Health

  • Ocular microcirculation formats
  • Eye-fatigue & screen-strain blends
  • Tinnitus-adjacent formulations
  • Combination with lutein & bilberry

Sports & Active Nutrition

  • Focus & mental-clarity pre-workouts
  • Endurance & circulation stacks
  • Recovery & oxidative-stress blends
  • Powder & capsule formats

Functional Beverages

  • Cognitive shots & nootropic drinks
  • Effervescents & drink mixes
  • Functional teas
  • Gummies & chewables

Private Label & Contract

  • Bulk actives for contract manufacturers
  • Custom ginkgolic acid ceilings
  • Buyer-specified mesh & packaging
  • CoA-backed export shipments

Quality Assurance & Sourcing

From leaf to 24/6 extract — ratio-verified, alkylphenol-controlled, documented

Raw Material & Authentication: The extract is prepared from cultivated Ginkgo biloba leaf. Because ginkgo is the most adulterated botanical in commercial trade, authenticity control here is not a formality — every batch is checked for the quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin aglycone ratio against the authentic range, screened for rutin, and confirmed for the presence of ginkgolides and bilobalide, which occur in no other plant and therefore constitute positive evidence of genuine ginkgo.

Manufacturing & Testing: Ginkgo Leaf Extract is manufactured at certified facilities in India. Each batch runs through a full QC battery — flavone glycosides and terpene lactones by HPLC with the individual ginkgolides and bilobalide resolved, ginkgolic acids by HPLC against the 5 ppm ceiling, aglycone ratio, rutin screen, loss on drying, pH, bulk density, ash, mesh, residual solvent by GC, heavy metals by ICP-MS, pesticide residue screening, and a complete USP microbiological panel — before release.

Documentation: Every shipment is supplied against a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis carrying both halves of the 24/6 specification, the ginkgolic acid figure and the aglycone ratio, with an MSDS. Halal, Kosher and Organic certification are available — see our guides on EU pesticide MRL compliance and EU import requirements for botanical extracts.

Quality & Compliance

What backs every batch of Ginkgo extract

Manufactured at Certified Facilities
24/6 Standardised by HPLC
Ginkgolic Acid NMT 5 ppm
Flavonol Aglycone Ratio Verified
Rutin Screened — Not Detected
Ginkgolides & Bilobalide Resolved
Identity by TLC
Heavy Metals by ICP-MS
EU Pesticide MRL Screening (on request)
Non-ETO Declaration
USP Microbiological Panel
Halal, Kosher & Organic (on request)
FSSAI Central Licence
APEDA Registered Exporter
Batch-Specific CoA & MSDS

Regulatory & Compliance Notes

Key information for global product registration and labelling

Ginkgolic Acid Limit

Ginkgolic acids are alkylphenols structurally related to the urushiols of poison ivy, and they are allergenic and cytotoxic. Pharmacopoeial and industry practice converges on a limit of not more than 5 ppm in a finished ginkgo extract, and some buyers specify tighter. This is not a nominal parameter: removing ginkgolic acids requires a deliberate processing step, so the figure on a certificate is a direct readout of manufacturing quality rather than of raw-material luck. We hold NMT 5 ppm as standard and can supply to a NMT 1 ppm specification on request.

Nutraceutical Use & Claims

Supplied as a botanical active to the 24/6 specification with full analytical documentation. Ginkgo is among the most extensively studied botanicals, but claim frameworks differ substantially by market and several jurisdictions constrain what may be said about cognitive and circulatory ingredients. Buyers remain responsible for determining suitability and for compliance with the food-supplement regulations applying in their market. Note also that ginkgo is commonly flagged for interaction with anticoagulant medication in consumer guidance — a labelling consideration for finished-product formulators. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

India & Export

Supplied from India by SV Botanica — FSSAI Central Licence holder and an APEDA-registered exporter — with authenticity controls appropriate to an ingredient of this adulteration profile. The material is Kosher certified and shipped against a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis with export documentation available on request.

Ginkgo Resources & Guides

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Frequently Asked Questions

Technical and commercial questions answered by our ingredients team

It is the industry-standard dual specification: total flavone glycosides not less than 24% and total terpene lactones not less than 6%, both by HPLC. Nearly every commercial ginkgo extract quotes it, which makes materials genuinely comparable — a real benefit. The caution is that a precise, universally known target is also a precise target to aim at, and ginkgo has the most serious adulteration problem in the botanical trade as a direct result. 24/6 is a necessary specification but not a sufficient one; the flavonol aglycone ratio and the ginkgolic acid limit are what turn it into a complete one.
The vulnerability is built into the assay. Flavone glycosides are measured by hydrolysing them to their flavonol aglycones — quercetin, kaempferol and isorhamnetin — and summing the result. Cheap flavonol sources such as rutin, isolated quercetin, and extracts of Sophora japonica or buckwheat hydrolyse to those same aglycones. So a weak ginkgo extract spiked with rutin reads 24% flavone glycosides while containing far less genuine ginkgo. The established defence is the aglycone ratio: authentic ginkgo yields quercetin, kaempferol and isorhamnetin in a characteristic proportion, whereas rutin and Sophora contribute quercetin almost exclusively and distort it. We report that ratio on every batch, screen separately for rutin, and confirm ginkgolides and bilobalide — compounds found in no other plant.
Ginkgolic acids are alkylphenols present in ginkgo leaf, structurally related to the urushiols responsible for poison ivy reactions. They are allergenic and cytotoxic, and pharmacopoeial and industry practice converges on a limit of not more than 5 ppm in the finished extract. What makes this parameter informative beyond safety is that removing ginkgolic acids requires a deliberate purification step — it does not happen by accident. A supplier's ginkgolic acid figure is therefore a direct readout of their processing quality. We hold NMT 5 ppm as standard and can supply to NMT 1 ppm where a customer or market requires it.
The extract is prepared from the leaf of Ginkgo biloba L., the sole surviving species of the family Ginkgoaceae — a genuine living fossil with no close relatives. That taxonomic isolation is actually useful for authenticity: ginkgolides and bilobalide occur in no other plant, so their presence at specification is positive evidence of real ginkgo. The leaf, not the seed, is the part used; ginkgo seed is a separate material with a different profile and its own safety considerations.
They are the two active families and they behave very differently from an authenticity standpoint. Flavone glycosides are flavonol glycosides — the fraction standardised to 24% — and they are common plant compounds, which is precisely why they are easy to fake. Terpene lactones are the ginkgolides A, B and C plus bilobalide, standardised to 6%, and they are unique to ginkgo. The practical consequence is that the 6% half of the specification is much harder to counterfeit than the 24% half, so a batch that meets both with a correct aglycone ratio is far better evidenced than one meeting only the flavone figure.
A cold-water-soluble spray-dried grade is available for beverages, sachets, effervescents and drink mixes. The standard 24/6 grade is partially water-soluble and well suited to capsules, tablets, softgels and dry blends. The powder passes not less than 95% w/w through a 40-mesh sieve for consistent dispersion and blending.
Each batch is identity-confirmed by TLC and HPLC fingerprint. Flavone glycosides and terpene lactones are assayed by HPLC with the individual ginkgolides A, B and C and bilobalide resolved rather than reported only as a sum. Ginkgolic acids are determined by HPLC against the 5 ppm ceiling. The quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin aglycone ratio is calculated and compared against the authentic range, and rutin is screened and must be not detected. Physico-chemical testing covers loss on drying, pH, bulk density, ash, mesh and residual solvent by GC; heavy metals by ICP-MS with a full USP microbiological panel; pesticide residue to EU MRL and ethylene oxide by LC-MS/MS on request.
Because the total can be met in ways the individual figures reveal. Authentic ginkgo produces ginkgolides A, B and C and bilobalide in a characteristic pattern, and a terpene lactone total that meets 6% with an implausible distribution between them is worth investigating. It is the same logic as the flavonol aglycone ratio applied to the other half of the specification — a sum conceals, a profile discloses. Reporting them individually costs nothing extra once the HPLC method is running properly.
Every batch ships with a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis carrying both halves of the 24/6 specification, the individual ginkgolides and bilobalide, the ginkgolic acid figure, the quercetin:kaempferol:isorhamnetin ratio, the rutin screen result, organoleptic profile, loss on drying, pH, bulk density, ash, mesh, residual solvent, heavy metals and microbiology — plus an MSDS. Halal, Kosher and Organic certification are available. Country of Origin, non-ETO, non-irradiation, GMO-free, EU pesticide MRL reports and export documentation are provided on request.
Bulk Ginkgo Extract has a shelf life of 36 months from the date of manufacture in original packed condition. Store in a cool, dry place away from light and moisture, in tightly sealed containers. The flavonol fraction is oxidation-sensitive, as with any polyphenol-rich material, so keep drums sealed and minimise headspace in part-used containers; darkening over time indicates oxidation is under way.
The 24/6 extract is used across cognitive and memory supplements, nootropic and focus stacks, healthy-ageing formulations, circulatory and microcirculation-support products, eye- and ear-health blends, and sports formats positioned on mental clarity or circulation. It also appears in functional beverages, gummies and cognitive shots. SV Botanica supplies bulk quantities against buyer specifications with a batch-specific CoA.
Yes, and finished-product formulators should be aware of them. Ginkgo is commonly flagged in consumer and healthcare guidance for potential interaction with anticoagulant and antiplatelet medication, and advisory labelling is standard practice in many markets — often extending to advice around surgery. Requirements differ by jurisdiction, so the specific wording is a matter for your regulatory review, but the point is that this is a well-established consideration rather than an obscure one, and a responsible finished-product label addresses it. We supply the ingredient specification and documentation to support that assessment.
We quote EXW, FOB, CIF or CIP to your nominated port or airport — tell us the destination and we will price the landed basis you need. Payment terms are agreed in writing for each order and stated on the proforma invoice; the usual structures are advance payment for first orders and smaller lots, or an irrevocable letter of credit at sight for larger contracts. Bank charges outside India are borne by the buyer and title passes on receipt of full payment. Full commercial terms are set out in our terms and conditions.
Yes, and on this ingredient we strongly encourage it — and encourage you to specify the scope carefully. Ask your nominated laboratory for the flavonol aglycone ratio and a rutin screen, not merely the 24/6 assay. An independent assay result alone reproduces exactly the blind spot that makes ginkgo adulteration possible. Every batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis from a NABL-accredited laboratory; buyers can nominate Eurofins, SGS or Intertek for pre-shipment testing. Analytical methods are listed on our quality page.
Yes. Ginkgolic acid ceiling (including NMT 1 ppm), assay strengths, carrier, mesh size, solubility and pack size can be matched to your formulation — send us your specification, or your current supplier's CoA, and we will confirm what we can produce and at what quantity. If your existing specification is 24/6 with no aglycone ratio or ginkgolic acid line, tell us and we will help you close those gaps first. Non-standard grades are made against a confirmed order rather than held in stock. We supply in bulk for you to convert or private-label under your own brand; SV Botanica does not sell finished consumer products.
Commercial MOQ for Ginkgo Extract is 25 kg — one standard drum — scaling to full-container loads, with exact MOQ confirmed at quotation. Free evaluation samples of 1–5 kg are dispatched on request, supplied with the full authenticity package including the aglycone ratio. Sample lead time is typically 7–14 business days including documentation, and production lead time on a confirmed bulk order is typically 3–4 weeks plus transit. Send quantities and required dates through our enquiry form.
Yes, against a confirmed order. Non-extracted forms of Ginkgo biloba are sourced lot by lot with identity, moisture, foreign matter, heavy-metal and microbial testing reported, and raw botanicals usually need a phytosanitary certificate at destination, which is applied for after packing. They are quoted separately from the extract. Tell us the form, quantity and destination and we confirm availability and lead time before quoting.
Yes, on request. A direct-compression granulated grade is produced for tablet lines and a water-dispersible grade, on a food-grade carrier, for beverages, gummies and sachets. On both, the marker is declared on the granule or matrix basis and the carrier is named on the certificate, so two grades can only be compared when both figures are read together.
No. EGb 761 is trademarked ingredient sold by its owner under licence, and SV Botanica does not carry it. What we supply is an unbranded ginkgo biloba extract standardised to 24% flavone glycosides and 6% terpene lactones (HPLC), ginkgolic acids controlled, with the method stated on the certificate. If your label needs the brand's clinical claims, buy from the brand owner; if you control the specification, a generic extract at the same marker level does the ingredient's job at ingredient pricing.
SV Botanica is a merchant exporter, not the extraction plant. Ginkgo Biloba Extract is sourced from GMP-certified extraction facilities in India against SV Botanica's specification, tested batch by batch, and shipped under SV Botanica's own documentation: Certificate of Analysis, MSDS and export paperwork. A buyer searching for a manufacturer gets the same specification control and a single point of accountability, with the added freedom to match each lot to the grade required.
Yes, where the destination authority requires one. Phytosanitary certificates are issued by India's Plant Quarantine organisation against an inspection of the packed consignment, so they are applied for after packing and add a few working days to dispatch. Many importers of processed extracts and oleoresins do not need one; whole and cut botanicals usually do. Tell us the destination and we confirm which certificates apply before the proforma is raised.
Standardised botanical extracts are generally classified in Chapter 13 of the Harmonised System under heading 1302 (vegetable saps and extracts), most commonly 1302.19. The eight-digit Indian ITC-HS line and the tariff line in your market depend on the botanical and the form. The code we declare is printed on the proforma invoice and the export documents; your customs broker makes the final classification for your market.

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24/6 by HPLC, ginkgolic acid NMT 5 ppm, flavonol aglycone ratio verified and rutin screened on every batch. Samples available for qualified buyers.

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