Different buyers require different extract profiles. The extraction method can influence the final product format, concentration, solubility, compound profile and application. Through our South African supplier network, we can help buyers explore suitable extraction options based on availability, specification and intended use.
From cleaner-label water extracts to premium CO2 processing, the extraction route affects everything downstream — solubility, compound range, format and final application. We help you weigh the options against your specification, volume and target market before quoting.
Water extraction may be suitable for buyers looking for water-based botanical extracts or cleaner-label positioning. Suitability depends on the required compound profile, concentration and final product application.
Ethanol extraction is commonly used in botanical processing and may be suitable for broader-spectrum extract requirements. It can be discussed for buyers looking for tincture-style products, full-spectrum extracts or specific botanical profiles.
Hydroethanolic extraction uses a combination of water and ethanol. This approach is often used to balance extraction efficiency, compound range and formulation requirements.
CO2 extraction is a premium extraction method used in certain botanical categories. Availability depends on supplier capability, minimum order quantity, product specification and buyer requirements.
For qualified buyers with specific product development goals, custom extraction options can be explored. This may include extraction ratio, solvent system, carrier, concentration, packaging and documentation requirements.
Tell us your target profile, format and volume. We’ll help you explore suitable extraction options through our South African supplier network.
