Curcumin Extract 95% (Curcuma longa)
Standardized turmeric extract with 95% total curcuminoids, produced from premium Indian turmeric rhizomes through a controlled extraction process.
- Active: Curcuminoids 95% (HPLC)
- Appearance: Orange-yellow powder
- Packaging: 25kg drum
Origin & Sourcing
Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is native to South Asia, with primary supply from Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra in India. We select high-curcumin cultivars and extract to 95% curcuminoids with full batch traceability and residual-solvent testing.
Key Benefits
- Supports joint comfort and mobility
- Antioxidant and inflammatory-balance support
- Metabolic and cardiovascular wellness research
- Growing brain-health research interest
- Natural bright-yellow color for clean-label applications
Applications
Joint-care capsules and softgels, gummies, functional beverages with absorption systems, sports recovery blends, and pet supplements.
Why 2026
Joint health remains one of the largest supplement categories worldwide, and curcumin is its fastest-growing botanical. The global curcumin extract market is projected to exceed $200 million by 2030 on double-digit annual growth, driven by healthy-aging and sports-recovery products — brands are upgrading to 95% standardized material for label transparency.
Science Snapshot
Curcuminoids — curcumin, demethoxycurcumin and bisdemethoxycurcumin — are the marker actives. Curcumin has low native bioavailability, so leading formulas pair it with piperine or phospholipid delivery systems; human research supports joint comfort, mobility and inflammatory-balance outcomes.
Quality & Specifications
- Active: Curcuminoids 95% (HPLC); water-soluble and phospholipid-complex grades available
- Appearance: Orange-yellow powder
- Mesh: 80 mesh, residual-solvent tested
- Packaging: 25 kg drums (custom formats available)
- Shelf life: 24 months in sealed, cool, dry storage
Safety & Regulatory
GRAS-affirmed for food use at typical levels; high doses may interact with anticoagulants and are not recommended for gallbladder conditions. Typical supplemental intake is 500–1000 mg of 95% extract per day, usually with a bioavailability enhancer.
Formulation Notes
Curcumin is hydrophobic and stains equipment bright yellow — plan for dedicated processing lines. Use piperine, phospholipid or micellar delivery systems for absorption; pairs naturally with ginger, black pepper and Boswellia in joint formulas.