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Botanical Name: Melissa officinalis
Plant Part Used: Aerial Parts (Leaves & Stems)
Processing Method: Extraction, concentration, spray drying
Green Jeeva’s Lemon Balm Extract Powder 7% Rosmarinic Acid is produced from carefully selected aerial parts of Melissa officinalis, a botanical belonging to the Lamiaceae family. The plant material is harvested at peak maturity, followed by controlled extraction and concentration processes to standardize the rosmarinic acid content at 7%. The extract is then spray-dried into a fine, free-flowing powder suitable for industrial formulation.
As a reliable lemon balm extract powder bulk supplier, we support global manufacturers seeking specification-driven sourcing, traceability, and consistent supply continuity. Our lemon balm extract is processed under controlled manufacturing conditions to ensure batch-to-batch uniformity, phytochemical stability, and suitability for large-scale industrial applications.
Targeted Industries & B2B Uses
Lemon Balm Extract Powder 7% Rosmarinic Acid supports a wide spectrum of manufacturing applications:
• Nutraceuticals & Dietary Supplements: Capsules, tablets, functional blends, sachets, and liquid formulations
• Functional Food & Beverage: Herbal teas, powdered drink mixes, wellness blends, and fortified beverages
• Herbal & Traditional Formulations: Botanical systems, plant-based complexes, and natural wellness blends
• Cosmetic & Personal Care: Skincare formulations, creams, lotions, and botanical cosmetic bases
• Animal Nutrition: Botanical inclusion in specialty feed formulations
Manufacturers looking for a lemon balm extract powder supplier in the USA prioritize standardization, phytochemical consistency, and regulatory documentation support.
Botanical & Phytochemical Profile
Lemon Balm Extract Powder 7% Rosmarinic Acid naturally contains:
• Rosmarinic Acid — standardized to 7%, a key polyphenolic compound
• Flavonoids — including luteolin and apigenin derivatives
• Phenolic acids — contributing to botanical complexity
• Volatile compounds — supporting the plant’s aromatic profile
• Natural phytoactives — preserving full-spectrum botanical integrity
For applications requiring precise formulation consistency, standardized lemon balm extract powder ensures uniform phytochemical delivery across production batches.
Formulation & Manufacturing Advantages
When incorporated into finished products, Lemon Balm Extract Powder 7% Rosmarinic Acid provides:
• Excellent compatibility with encapsulation, tableting, and powder blending processes
• Uniform dispersion in dry and liquid formulations
• Stable phytochemical performance under standard manufacturing conditions
• Flexible use across nutraceutical, food, and cosmetic matrices
It is widely utilized in clean-label formulations where botanical traceability, standardization, and documentation support are key procurement factors.
Supply Chain & Quality Advantages
• Standardized extraction with 7% rosmarinic acid specification
• Available as bulk lemon balm extract powder with scalable commercial volumes
• Full documentation including COA, MSDS, and detailed specification sheets
• U.S.-based warehousing for streamlined logistics
• Supported by a dependable lemon balm extract manufacturer and bulk botanical exporter network
Sourcing from a qualified lemon balm extract powder bulk supplier ensures each shipment includes complete technical documentation required for procurement validation, quality audits, and regulatory compliance verification.
| Product Category: | Conventional |
| Product Sub Category: | Herbs-Spices-Seasonings |
| Product Mix Category: | Conventional Extract Powders |
| Main Producing Countries | Poland, Germany, United States and France |
The biological source of Lemon Balm is Melissa officinalis.
The plant part used in this product is leaf.
The assay method used in this product is HPLC.
The other names of Lemon balm are balm, common balm and balm mint.
The nutrients present in Lemon Balm are eugenol, tannins, terpenes, caffeic acid, caryophyllene, caryophyllene oxide, catechin, chlorogenic acid, copaene, eugenyl acetate, geranial, geranyl acetate, isogeranial, methylheptenone, neral, octyl benzoate, oleanolic acid, pomolic acid, protocatechuic acid, rhamnazin, rosmarinic acid, stachyose, succinic acid, thymol, trans-ocimene, ursolic acid, harmine, alpha-cubebene, alpha-humelene, and beta-bourbonene.