BREAKING NEWS: Baobab receives GRAS Approval for US market  

Product

NUTRITIONAL – NUTRACEUTICAL USE

Baobab Fruit Pulp 100%  natural dried - Organic - for Food and Nutraceutical formulations

Baobab Fruit Pulp - Soluble Fibers 45% spray dried extract - Organic - for Drink and Bakery formulations

Baobab Seed Endocarp Micronized - Omega 3-6-9 for Nutraceutical formulations / tablets & capsules

Baobab Fruit Red Funicles (fibers) Micronized (40 micron) – High antioxidant activity (80,000mmol TE/100g)

Baobab Fruit Red Funicles Soluble Spray Dried Extract 13:1 - High antioxidant activity (200,000mmol TE/100g)

Baobab Leaves - Tea Cut – A valuable source of anti-oxidants for use in tea bags and herbal tea blends

COSMETIC USE - Baobab Oils

Baobab Oil – Classic Cold Pressed - Organic – Ideal for Cosmetic and Body Care formulation

Baobab OXY Oil - Lipoid Seed Extract – Helps with skin regeneration. Cosmetic use only

COSMETIC USE - Liquid Extracts

Glyceric Extract - Baobab Leaves

Glycolic Extract - Baobab Leaves

Glycolic Extract - Baobab Fruit Pulp

COSMETIC USE - Natural Powders

Baobab Fruit Pulp 100 %   - Organic – Ideal for Cosmetic and Body Care formulation

Baobab Leaves Dried – Micronized – Good for use in instant face and body mask products

Baobab Seed Epicarp – Micronized 40/400 – Used for scrub-exfoliant products

Potential Applications 

Baobab fruit can be used in product formulation to provide nutritional fortification, flavor enhancement, viscosity and texture modification and as a source of dietary fiber and nutrients. Specific applications could include:

•  Soft drinks and beverages


•  Natural fruit smoothies


•  Fruit fillings, jams, sauces, desserts and baking products


•  Snack bars, breakfast cereals, cookies and snack


•  Health supplements, botanical extracts including antioxidants


•  Various active cosmetic uses, including antioxidants for anti-aging,
   skintightening, moisturizers and hair and nail strengthening products.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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