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Organic Orange Peel Extract Powder | Narangi Chilka, Narinja tokka extract podi

Organic Orange Peel Extract Powder | Narangi Chilka, Narinja tokka extract podi

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Organic Orange Peel Extract Powder — known as Narangi Chilka in Hindi, Arancu tol extract podi in Tamil, Narinja tokka extract podi in Telugu, Oranj tholi extract poti in Malayalam, Santryachya salacha ark pavadar in Marathi, and Komolar khosar niryas gunra in Bengali (Citrus sinensis)

Organic Orange Peel Extract Powder (Citrus sinensis) is valued for its Citrus bioflavonoids (hesperidin, eriocitrin, diosmin, naringin), Phenolic acids, Essential-oil traces (limonene), Pectin/fibre matrix. Available via herbuno.in with India-based dispatch and INR checkout pricing.

Botanical name: Citrus sinensis

Plant part: Fruit peel

INCI name: Citrus Sinensis Peel Extract

Key bio-actives: Citrus bioflavonoids (hesperidin, eriocitrin, diosmin, naringin) · Phenolic acids · Essential-oil traces (limonene) · Pectin/fibre matrix

Extraction ratio: 10:1 / 25:1 herb-to-extract ratio (select ratio above)

Grade: Food-grade · Nutraceutical-grade · Cosmetic-grade

Form: Extract powder

Process: Solvent or aqueous extraction from fruit peel, concentrated and dried — see CoA for extraction system and extract ratio

Origin: India

Specification & Sourcing Notes

Bitter orange (Citrus aurantium) peel is a different material carrying synephrine, which is restricted in several markets — sweet and bitter orange peel are routinely confused in sourcing. Used in citrus-bioflavonoid formulations, functional beverage premixes and capsule lines. Specify Citrus sinensis and require a synephrine-free declaration.

FAQs

Orange peel extract vs “citrus bioflavonoid ” and plain peel powder—how should I choose?

Chooseextract powderwhen you want compact servings, faster dispersion and a clearer citrus note than plain peel. A labelled “bioflavonoid ” focuses on polyphenol delivery for capsule formats but can taste bitter in drinks; plain peel powder is most economical and fibre-rich yet needs higher grams. Compare honestly with two-week blocks: fix grams per serve, liquid volume and timing; change only the ingredient. Pick the version your team finds most acceptable and repeatable across cups, gummies and sticks.

Claim strength: High

How do I keep flavour bright without harsh bitterness?

Keep water warm, not boiling; add powder after liquid and shake briefly. Balance acids—citrate/malic help but excess can push sharpness. A touch of ginger or vanilla rounds the peel note; for RTM sticks, pre-blend with a small carrier to smooth dispersion. Hold grams, pH and vessel size constant for two weeks before edits so improvements are truly reproducible for production SOPs.

Claim strength: High

Any tips for gummies and beverage clarity?

Start at – w/w for gummies; check pH (3.4–3.8 typical) and set time. In beverages, essential-oil traces can create a light “cloud”—use that as a natural look or add a small amount of pectin/carrageenan for stable haze. Always lock grams, pH and shear method before scaling to sachets so the label recipe remains reliable.

Claim strength: Moderate

Organic vs Conventional—what changes for labels and ops?

The Organic variant follows NPOP/NOP/Canada Organic/EU 834/2007 with segregated documentation and chain-of-custody; Conventional is the same food-grade extract without organic certification. Don’t mix grades in one SKU—keep separate barcodes, prices and batch logs. Both variants are packed under low humidity with in-house QC (identity & key specs) so SOPs remain consistent across formats.

Claim strength: High

See also: Full-Spectrum Extract Powders · HerbIQ: Extraction Science →

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How to store?

Keep it in a cool and dry place away from moisture and sunlight. Store the contents in an airtight Container after opening the package.

Where do we ship?

We deliver across all postal codes in India.

Do we have COD?

No, we don't have Cash on Delivery (COD).

Is delivery free?

Yes, All deliveries are free within India.

What payment methods are accepted?

We accept all major credit/debit cards, UPI, net banking and international cards. Cash on Delivery (COD) is currently not available