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Natural & Wellness

Moringa Leaf Powder

Dried and milled Moringa oleifera leaf for food, beverage and nutraceutical manufacturers, with lot-level laboratory testing on request.

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MOQ
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Packaging
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Loading port
Tenau Port, Kupang (to be confirmed)
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Specifications

Moringa Leaf Powder — Specifications
Material Dried Moringa oleifera leaf, milled
Form Fine powder
Grade Food grade (specification to be confirmed per order)
Mesh size To be confirmed
Moisture To be confirmed
Protein content To be confirmed
Microbiology To be confirmed
Heavy metals and pesticide residues To be confirmed
Packaging To be confirmed

HS code to be verified with a customs broker before publishing.

Applications

  • Nutraceutical capsules and tablets
  • Powdered drink mixes and smoothies
  • Functional food and bakery blends
  • Herbal tea and infusion blends
  • Animal feed supplementation (feed grade on request)

Moringa leaf powder for food and nutraceutical buyers

Moringa leaf powder is made from the leaves of Moringa oleifera, a fast-growing tree widely cultivated in eastern Indonesia. The leaves are harvested, washed, dried and milled into a green powder that is used as a food ingredient, a supplement base and a traditional herbal preparation.

The product is only as good as its drying and milling. Leaf that is dried slowly, or at too high a temperature, loses color and develops a dull, hay-like flavour. Milling that generates heat damages the same compounds. Buyers who care about color and taste should specify both the drying method and the milling temperature, not only the mesh size.

How buyers specify moringa powder

A purchase specification usually covers:

  • Mesh size or micron range, and the share of oversize particles
  • Moisture content
  • Protein content and the analytical method used
  • Ash and fiber values
  • Color and appearance
  • Microbiology: total plate count, yeast and mold, coliforms, Salmonella
  • Heavy metals and pesticide residues, according to the destination market
  • Foreign matter and packaging integrity

Limits differ by market. A specification written for the EU is not automatically accepted in every destination, and the reverse is also true. Send the limits you must meet and we will confirm whether the lot can be produced and tested against them.

Processing and laboratory testing

For food-grade material, the processing sequence is normally washing, drying, cleaning, milling and packing under food-safe conditions. Where the buyer requires it, a third-party laboratory analyses the lot against the agreed parameters, and the results are shared before shipment.

Testing scope is agreed in advance — microbiology, heavy metals, pesticide residues, or a full nutritional panel. It is worth deciding this at quotation stage, because the cost and lead time of testing depend on the panels requested.

Packaging, shelf life and storage

Moringa powder is hygroscopic and light-sensitive. It is packed in food-grade packaging with a moisture barrier, and the net weight and format are agreed per order. Shelf life depends on the packaging, the moisture at packing and the storage conditions, so it is stated in the quotation rather than assumed.

After arrival, keep the powder sealed, cool and out of direct sunlight. Once a liner is opened, the clock starts: color and aroma degrade quickly in humid air.

What to send in an RFQ

Tell us the application, the grade (food or feed), the mesh or micron range, the specification limits you must meet, whether laboratory analysis is required and for which parameters, the packaging format, quantity, destination port and Incoterm. If you have a specification sheet or a target certificate of analysis, attach it — quoting against your document is the fastest route to a usable offer.

Frequently asked questions

What grade of moringa leaf powder do you supply?

Food-grade powder is the standard offer. Feed-grade material can be discussed separately. Because “food grade” alone does not define a purchase, we agree the mesh size, moisture, protein, microbiology and contaminant limits in writing before the order is confirmed.

Is a certificate of analysis available?

Laboratory analysis can be arranged per lot against the parameters agreed with the buyer, and results are shared before shipment. Please state in your RFQ which parameters and limits your market requires, and confirm certificate availability for your destination in the quotation.

Is the moringa certified organic?

No organic certification is claimed on this website. If organic status is a requirement, tell us before we quote and we will confirm in writing what documentation, if any, is available for the specific lot.

How should the powder be stored?

Keep it sealed in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight, and use the packaging liner as the moisture barrier. Moringa powder loses color and aroma when exposed to air, heat and light, so storage and transit conditions affect the delivered quality as much as the milling specification does.

Can you mill to a custom mesh size?

Custom milling is agreed per order, subject to the capability of the processing partner and the minimum quantity that makes a separate run practical. Send the target micron or mesh range with your enquiry.

Moringa Leaf Powder

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