Giloy Extract Bulk Supplier in India | Tinospora Cordifolia
Standardized Withania somnifera root extract, made in Uttarakhand.
Giloy grows like it has nothing to prove. The vine climbs neem and mango trees across India, drops aerial roots, survives being hacked back, and keeps going, which is why Ayurveda called it guduchi and amrita, the herb of immortality. Grandmothers boiled its stem for fevers long before the word immunity entered household vocabulary. Then 2020 arrived, and giloy went from a traditional staple to the most-searched herb in the country almost overnight, with kadha recipes passing through family WhatsApp groups faster than the news. The supplement trade felt that surge directly, and it never fully receded. ShriNanda Herbs manufactures Giloy Extract at its Uttarakhand plant from Tinospora cordifolia stem, in ratio concentrates and bitter-standardized grades, every lot assayed in the facility’s own laboratory before despatch. An old vine, a new order book.
Technical Snapshot
- Giloy stem extract in 4:1 and 10:1 ratio concentrates, plus grades standardized on bitters, typically 2.5% and 5%1
- Tinospora cordifolia stem as the raw material, identity-confirmed at intake, with vine sourced growing on neem, as requested.
- Light brown to brown powder, milled to the buyer's mesh
- No fillers, no cutting; the drum matches the paper
- Per-lot testing in-house for the ratio or bitter assay, microbial limits, and heavy metals
- Manufactured under GMP with FSSAI, ISO 22000:2018, ISO 9001:2015, HACCP, HALAL, and STAR KOSHER certification, AYUSH licensed, FDA registered
- Suits capsules, tablets, juices, kadha mixes, and multi-herb immunity blends
Why Giloy Refuses to Slow Down
Most herb trends spike and fade. Giloy spiked and then settled into permanent shelf space because the immunity category it anchors stopped being seasonal. Indian consumers now buy immune support the way they buy toothpaste, year-round, and giloy sits in the middle of that habit, backed by AYUSH ministry endorsement and centuries of guduchi tradition. Formulators value its flexibility too. The stem’s bitters, trace alkaloids like berberine, and polysaccharides give the extract a broad profile, so it anchors single-herb capsules and also disappears politely into blends with tulsi, ashwagandha, and amla. Juice brands buy the soluble grades. Classical manufacturers buy it for guduchi ghan vati, one of Ayurveda’s most-produced tablets. The vine that grows on other trees ended up holding up an entire category.
Formats It Feeds
- Immunity capsules and tablets: Single-herb giloy and guduchi ghan vati formats
- Juices and shots: Soluble grades for the wellness beverage shelf
- Kadha and tea mixes: Powdered blends built on the household fever remedy
- Multi-herb formulas: Paired with tulsi, ashwagandha, amla, or turmeric
- Classical Ayurvedic lines: ●Guduchi preparations in modern dosage forms
Packing That Respects a Bitter Powder
Giloy extract is hygroscopic enough to require sealed, food-grade liners, so it comes in 25 kg HDPE drums or double-lined kraft bags with desiccant sized to the route. Monsoon despatches get checked twice before sealing. Export documentation and tamper seals accompany every consignment, and pack weights flex when a buyer’s production line asks for something other than standard.
Bulk Orders and Standing Contracts
The plant runs giloy in volume year-round, so contract buyers receive the same grade, with assay numbers that track lot after lot. Pricing leaves the factory directly, with no trader in between. Each lot includes its Certificate of Analysis, export paperwork ships complete, and quoted dispatch dates are met. Immunity-range builders routinely book giloy, amla, ashwagandha, and tulsi-adjacent botanicals as one consignment, since a single floor produces the lot.
Why This Floor
- Stem sourcing verified for species before processing begins
- Assay work done in the plant's own laboratory, never farmed out
- Nine certifications maintained at one site
- The whole immunity stack available from one catalog
- Pricing and capacity planned for multi-year relationships
Why Buyers Pick ShriNanda Herbs
Direct from the Maker
Maker, not middleman. Price and accountability both sit at the same address
Nine Credentials
Food safety, hygiene, religious compliance, nine certificates in all, held under a single roof
In-House Testing
Every production batch passes through the in-house testing lab
Long-Term Capacity
Capacity sized for contracts that run for years, not one-off lots
Rooted in Uttarakhand
Geography does its bit too. The plant sits in Uttarakhand, up against the Himalayan belts this herb has always grown in
Giloy Extract FAQs
4:1 and 10:1 ratio concentrates, and bitter-standardized grades at 2.5% and 5%. Other specifications run against confirmed orders.
The stem of Tinospora cordifolia, the part classical texts specify and the part that carries the compounds buyers test for.
Tradition rates giloy climbing neem trees highest, and sourcing can lean that way when an inquiry specifies it. Species identity gets confirmed either way.
The ratio or bitter assay, microbial counts, and heavy metals, tested per lot in the in-house laboratory.
Yes, soluble grades serve juice and shot manufacturers, and we discuss the bitterness profile at sampling so that flavor teams can plan around it.
Yes, and classical manufacturers take regular volumes for that exact tablet.
GMP, FSSAI, ISO 22000:2018, ISO 9001:2015, HACCP, HALAL, STAR KOSHER, the AYUSH license, and FDA registration.
That combination leaves this floor constantly. One consignment, one set of documents, three ingredients.
It depends on the grade. Name the specification and quantity, and the quote returns with the MOQ stated.
Call or WhatsApp +91 85350 40759, or email info@shrinandaherbs.com with grade, tonnage, and destination.
Send the grade and volume you need, and we’ll send back pricing with a sample plan.
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