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earth at the start of 2020, halting all transportation and public activity. Furthermore, transpor-
tation and logistical operations were interrupted, causing supply chain management to be
disrupted. As a result of this situation, the pharmaceuticals, food, and beverage industries
took a significant impact. The phytochemicals business is still in its early stages of develop-
ment, but it is developing at a promising rate due to increased health concerns and awareness
of the usage of organic and plant-based goods among adults. This will help the sector flourish
in upcoming years. For this reason, market demand of phytochemical has not only enhanced
in India but also globally.
12. Worldwide demands of phytochemicals
Nutraceutical companies are rapidly introducing phytochemicals and plant extract compo-
nents into their product lines for the treatment of chronic diseases, health supplements, and
anti-aging products, which has sparked interest among the aging population, notably in
Europe. This is a major driver of the ever-increasing need for phytochemical goods. Plant ex-
tracts and phytochemicals have seen significant expansion in the dietary supplement sector in
recent years. According to the persistence market report the global market size of phytochem-
icals in 2020 is nearly 5.15 Bn US$ with market CAGR of 9.8% till 2031 [21].
13. Segments of phytochemical global market
Global phytochemical market is divided into different segments, i.e., based on derivative,
functional group, their application, and region. Depending upon the derivatives, they are
powder derivatives and liquid derivatives while functionally they are categorized as flava-
noid, carotenoid, phytosterol, and others. The market is divided into seven categories based
on application, i.e., functional food (probiotic fortified food, omega fatty acid fortified food,
branded ionize d salt, branded wheat flour, and other functional food), functional beverages
(fruits and vegetable juice and drinks market, dairy and dairy alternative drinks, noncarbo-
nated drinks, global nutraceuticals product market for noncarbonated drinks, other supple-
ments such as herbal tea, sports, drink, and energy drinks), supplements for a healthy diet
(proteins and peptides, herbals), personal hygiene and health, pharmaceuticals, cosmeceuti-
cals, and food for animals [22]. Further the phytochemical global market is subdivided into
seven segments. North America, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific except Japan
(APEJ), Japan, Western Europe, and the Middle East and Africa (MEA) make up the world-
wide phytochemicals market.
The Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and East Asia have elevated market growth po-
tential, by expected CAGRs of 10.1%, 10.7%, and 11.5%, respectively. The combined market
share of North America and Europe is more than 55%, which have the largest share of the
market in terms of consumption of healthy nutritional and plant-based food [23]. In North
America, the United States is the leading producer of plant extract and phytochemicals, fol-
lowed by Canada and Mexico. Companies in Mexico are working to improve marketing tac-
tics such as competitive analysis, market diversification, market penetration, technology
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improvements, and market and product development in Latin America. The US market now
accounts for the bulk of phytochemical consumption in North America, and it is expected to
increase at a compound annual gro wth rate (CAGR) of roughly 8.5%. As the US population
ages and becomes more health-conscious, the demand for phytochemicals and plant extracts
will grow, driving up the price of these items on the marke t. Furthermore, claims that nutra-
ceuticals can help prevent chronic diseases, enhance health, and delay the aging process have
spurred industry growth in the United States. However, there is still a demand-supply gap in
the American market, resulting in high imports of phytochemical products from other coun-
tries. It has also been observed that lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, cancer,
and obesity cases have increased in the North American region in recent years. Raw mate rial
scarcity, price variations, raw material trade, changing pricing laws and policies surrounding
natural ingredients, and the availability of additional plant-derived chemicals are all major
stumbling blocks to the expansion of the phytochemical business. Raw material unavailabil-
ity, commodity price, raw material trade, changing pricing rules and policies surrounding
natural ingredients, and the availability of various plant-derived products in the market
are major restricting factors to the growth of the phytochemical industry [21]. However,
phytochemical-based companies in APEJ focus on the exponential growth in the developing
economic countries like China and India. Since these nations have the advantage of being the
epicenter of the ancient history of herbal extracts, they are sailing in a straight line toward the
increasing demand for phytochemical goods.
14. Other sector
In addition to the conventional applications of phytochemicals in the food and pharmaceu-
tical industries, the cosmetics and personal care business is growing rapidly and developing
at a CAGR of roughly 13%. Growing skin problems among adults are a driving factor in the
global cosmetics sector. However, the younger generation favors organic skincare products,
which has resulted in a surge in demand for plant extracts and phytochemicals in the
cosmetic business.
Furthermore, studies demonstrating that phytochemicals generated by plants have the
ability to reduce the effects of aging, absorb UV radiation, and preserve skin hydration bal-
ance have led to increased utilizat ion of phytochem icals in the business.
15. International key players
Many major phytochemical suppliers are prone to extensively investing in innovation,
research, and development techniques in order to discover new uses for phytochemicals.
Players are concentrating on assuring safety, quality, and customer happiness through the
use of technology in order to attract a larger consumer base. According to phytochemicals
market report, some of the key players in this area are Kemin Industries Inc., Alkaloids Cor-
poration, BASF, Linnea SA, Arboris LLC, Döhler GmbH, Koninklijke DSM N.V., IndenaSpA,
Martin Bauer GmbH &Co. KG, Organic Herb Inc. (OHI), Chr. Hansen Holding A/S, LIPO
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Foods, Phyto Life Sciences P. Ltd., Allied Biotech Corp., Sabinsa Corporation, Purextract
(DRT), Nektium, Naturex SA, FYTEXIA, Kothari Phytochemicals and Industries Ltd., and
others. A brief information about certain companies and their products is discussed in the
following sections.
16. Kemin industries Inc.
From 1961, Kemi n Industry is a family-owned and operated company which is operated
over 90 countries, including India, Singapore, China, Italy, and United States. Kemin Indus-
tries clai m to deliver high-quality and safe products to customers across the world and North
American region. Beyond serving the product, Kemin provides personalized client lab ser-
vices and assists application of product and technical support to help customers to maximize
the use of their products. Kemin sold their products for different purposes like animal nutri-
tion and health, aquaculture, biofuels, crop technology, food technology, HEMP, human
nutrition and health, pet food and rendering technology, and textile auxiliaries. Kemin’s an-
imal nutrition and health and aquaculture-related products have optimal nutrition, good feed
quality, healthy gut, and control pathogens which maximize the profit of customers. The
Product Application Department in Kemin will also collaborate with clients to build systems
for applying these items precisely and effectively in your individual product system. Cus-
tomers can use Kemin’s Customer Laboratory Services to identify problem areas and validate
product effectiveness. Kemin is assisting the biofuels business in maxi mizing plant output,
reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and minimizing the loss of our planet’s natural resources
by discovering critical enzymes and antioxidants to boost the profitability of ethanol and bio-
diesel plants. They provide novel plant-based extracts, antioxidants, and antimicrobials to
improve food safety, flavor, color, and quality in the baking and snack, meat and poultry,
and oils and fats industries. Kemin’s division of human nutrition and health implement
the natural components from all around the world. These components may be found in a va-
riety of dietary nutrition items, such as supplements and snack foods. They consist of high-
quality bioactives which help to improvise eyesight, cognition, immunity, sleep, and weight
management. Kemin delivers beta 1,3 glucans that are sustainably derived and clinically
proven to maintain a healthy immune system. BetaVia Complete and BetaVia Pure are
algae-based beta glucans that may be used in a broad variety of immuno supplements, func-
tional meals, and drinks. For instance, they market phytochemicals with certain brand name,
i.e., FloraGLO Lutein for eyesight, BetaVia complete, BetaVia pure as immune booster, Neu-
mentix for cognitive, Slendesta for weight management, and many more [24]. The various
phytochemicals products sold in the international market are mentioned in Table 12.1.
17. Naturex
Naturex is one of the biggest international botanical firms that manufactures and distrib-
utes plant extracts to the food industry for use as flavoring, coloring, or preservatives. The
corporation is headquartered in Avignon, France, and has offices and manufacturing sites
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TABLE 12.1 International market of phytochemicals.
International
companies Product name Phytochemicals Applications
Kemin
industries Inc
FloraGLO Lutein Lutein is an extract from marigold
flowers
Enhance eyesight and provide
protection from blue light, age-
related eye disease
BetaVia complete 50% of beta 1,3 glucans from Euglena
gracilis algae, protein (>15%), fatty
acids, vitamins, minerals, and
carotenoids
Enhance the innate immunity,
support digestive tract and
respiratory tract health
BetaVia pure 95% beta 1,3 glucans from Euglena
gracilis algae
Improve immune system and
optimal immune function, and
protect against oxidative stress
Neumentix Lithospermic acid, rosmarinic acid,
cafetaric acid, and salvianolic acid
Cognitive and physical
performance benefits of brain
Slendesta Proteinase inhibitor II (PI2) from
potato
Boost satiety, suppress appetite
control hunger, and help with
weight management
DailyZz Polyphenolic compounds,
spearmint and green tea
Promote better quality and
healthy sleep
Naturex XtraBlend RN Rosemary obtained from Mimusops
elengi
Antioxidant, powerful free radical
scavenging properties
Turmipure Gold peach
Greek yogurt
Curcuminoid obtained from
Curcuma longa; methional, methyl
3-(methylthio) propionate, methionol,
and benzothiazole from Prunus
persica; yogurt
Antiinflammatory, enhance
digestive flora
Turmipure Gold shots Curcuminoid obtained from
Curcuma longa
Maintain healthy joint, boost
immunity, detox
Cereboost granola bar Sweoat Bran Boost cognition
Sweet potato juice, pumpkin powder
Turmipure Gold tablets,
caps and gummies
Curcuminoid obtained from
Curcuma longa, piperine obtained
from Piper nigrum
Modulate inflammation, joints,
tissue health, cardiovascular
health, immunity
Sapnov Bidesmosidic, oligosaccharide
obtained from Quillaja saponaria
Used as emulsifiers in beverages,
flavor and color emulsions
Uptaia Oligosaccharide obtained from
Quillaja saponaria
Enhances the foam structure and
stability of beverages
Badische
Anilin- und
SodaFabrik
(BASF)
Inolixir Inolixir obtained from Inonotus
Obliquus
Antioxidant, antiinflammatory
properties that skin make
healthier
Nephydrat Nephydrat extracted from
Nephelium lappaceum
Skin’s water retention capacity
DN-aura Maltodextrin obtained from
Lansium domesticum
Reduces production of melanin
and helps to shrink pigmented
spots
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throughout Europe, as well as in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Morocco, and India.
Naturex develops high-performance natural products to let peo ple enjoy the advantages of
nature. Naturex travels to sourcing locations every day, sourcing the globe for more than
600 natural ingredient families to provide. Naturex’s expertise in plant extraction and natural
ingredient creation enables us to satisfy the needs of industrial customers by manufacturing
efficient and customized solutions for the food, health, and beauty industries. It buys crops
like maca from Peruvian producers, extracts it into a concentrate, and then sells the
TABLE 12.1 International market of phytochemicals.dcont’d
International
companies Product name Phytochemicals Applications
Phyto Life
Sciences P. Ltd
Sennoside A and B Sennoside a and B extracted from
Cassia angustifolia
Treat constipation
Gingerol 6-Shogoal, 6-gingerol obtained from
Zingiber officinale
Antioxidant, antibacterial,
perspiration, promote appetite,
settling
Air potato extract Catechin, quercetin-3-o-
galactopyranoside, diosbulbulin
extracted from Dioscorea bulbifera
Antioxidant, antibacterial,
antiinflammatory, antidiabetic
Organic herb
Inc. (OHI)
Polygonum cuspidatum
extract
Resveratrol from Polygonum
cuspidatum
Antioxidant, antiarthritis, treat
hay fever and weight loss, toner in
your skincare routine
Tongkat ali extract Eurycomanone, eurycomanol
obtained from Eurycoma longifolia
Scavenging superoxide and lipid
peroxidation
Rosemary extract
rosmarinic acid
Rosmarinic acid extracted from
Rosmarinus officinalis
Treat gout, cough, headache, and
high blood pressure, and reduce
age-related memory loss
Linnea Butylscopolamine Oral
grade
Butylscopolamine extracted from
Duboisia myoporoides
Smooth muscle relaxation,
abdominal muscle spasm, renal
colic pain, dysmenorrhea
Ginkgo biloba EPG 246 Ginkgo flavon glycosides, bilobalide
derived from Ginkgo biloba
Antidementia
Circulation, application in
memory loss and concentration
disorders
Minor circulatory disorders
Vinpocetine oral grade Vinpocetine obtained from Vinca
minor
Cerebrovascular disorders
Degenerative senile cerebral
dysfunction
Peripheral vasodilatation and
cerebral flow increasing
Acute and chronic cerebral
circulatory dysfunctions
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concentrate to firms who make maca products for the general market. Quality at Naturex is
determined by each player’s adherence to their worldwide quality policy. Naturex adheres to
stringent quality standards beginning with the selection of raw materials. Their sup pliers are
assessed and authorized in compliance with the most demanding criteria such as audit on a
regular basis, systemic inspection of raw material before they are used; suppliers of com-
panies follow good agriculture and collection (GACP) and manufacturing (GMP) standards,
as well as sustainable development principles [25]. They mainly focus on three sectors, i.e.,
food and beverage, nutrition and health, and personal care. Further, these sectors are subdi-
vided into different groups such as food and beverage subdivided into snacks, flavors and
seasoning, baby food, soups and sauces, confectionery, beverages, oils and fats , and dairy
products. The other sector is nutrition and health where they have declared to deliver the
clean, powerful, natural ingredients that hold up consumers’ wellness and health in all walks
of life. The nutrition and health department consists of NAT fruits and green (deals with a
wide range of superfood powder, vegetables and fruits which preserve integrity of raw ma-
terial for their nutritional and organoleptic properties), NATSactiv (they get access to all over
the botanical gardens across the world), and NATlife (focus on customization). With over 60
natural ingredients selected for their advantages, Naturex’s mission is to inspire beauty every
day. To achieve this, they devise and apply a sustainable “eco-botany” approach to plant
extract research, opting for a two-phase selective extraction procedure to produce the most
concentrated and effective plant extracts. The personal care is divided into NATselect,
NAToleis, and NATbeauty that emphasize on botanical extract, pure botanical oil, and effec-
tive natural actives, respectively. Some of the phytochemica l-based products from Naturex
companies are XtraBlend RN, Turmipure Gold Peach Greek Yogurt, Turmipure Gold Shots,
Cereboost Granola Bar, and Turmipure Gold Tablets, Caps and Gummies.
18. Badische Anilin-und SodaFabrik
Since 1865, Badische Anilin- und SodaFabrik (BASF) is the world’s largest chemical manu-
facturer and a German multinational chemical enterprise. BASF runs 6 integrated production
sites and 390 smaller manufacturing sites throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, the Americas,
and Africa and has subsidiaries and joint ventures in more than 80 countries. To provide
high-quality goods, BASF SE focuses on research and innovation. For research, the corpora-
tion formed three specific units: advanced materials and system research, process research
and chemical enginee ring, and bioscience research. These three units are always working
on product innovation and development. The company portfolio is divided into six segments,
i.e., Chemicals, Surface Technologies, Materials, Nutrition and Care, Industrial Solutions, and
Agricultural Solutions. BASF provides a variety of system solutions and services for the
chemical, automotive, construction, agricultural, oil, plastics, electrical, electronics, furniture,
and paper sectors. They sold both synthetic and natural product. BASF SE authorized five
active substances under the C# Open Source Managed Operating System (COSMOS)
standard in 2020, citing ethical and organic sourcing and production. The firm is the world’s
leading supplier of natural cosmetics with active ingredients. BASF SE has 145 COSMO-
registered cosmetic compounds throughout the world. BASF is using organically produced
Rambutan fruit and by-products as feedstocks for actives as part of a large-scale sustainable
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sourcing program launched in 2014 [26]. The latest bioactive ingredient for skin, launched by
BASF, is Inolixir. With obvious benefits on fine lines, dark circles, and redness, Inolixir
strengthens the skin’s natural defense system and decreases the proinflammatory reaction.
BASF claims that Inolixir is formulated with 100% natural active component extract from
chaga mushroom [27].
19. Organic herb Inc.
Changsha Organic Herb Inc. formed Organic Herb Inc. as a joint-stock business. On
December 24, 2004, Changsha Organic Herb Inc. was established in Changsha County, Hu-
nan Province. OHI formed a joint venture between PhytoNutraceutial Inc. and Jiangxi
Organic Herb Biotechnology Co., LTD., both of which are based in Ychun, Jiangxi province.
Rhodiola rosea Extract, Bilberry Ex tract, Maca Extract, Tongkat Ali Extract, Resveratrol, Grape
Vine Extract, Epimedium Extract, Natural Colors, and plant functional components such as
high purity extracts and standardized extracts are among OHI’s specialties. OHI’s goods
are designed to combine technology and market need to guarantee that they have high tech-
nological content and bro ad applicability while also being environmentally friendly and effi-
cient [28].
20. Chengdu biopurify phytochemicals Ltd.
Chengdu Biopurify Phytochemicals Ltd. places a great emphasis on research and develop-
ment in order to provide unique goods to its clients. In its own laboratories, the corporation un-
dertakes different testing to ensure the quality and standards of its products. Customers may
expect dependable products, services, and high-quality pleasure from the organization [29].
21. Nektium
Nektium focuses on product development research and innovation to improve product ef-
ficiency and efficacy. To assure the quality of phytochemical products, they are subjected to
extensive testing. The firm gets its natural components from a carefully chosen and certified
provider [30].
22. Demand in Indian market
The Indian phytochemical business is not a separate industry sector; it is closely linked to
the herbal, ayurvedic, and nutraceutical medication industries. Phytochemicals are compo-
nents of standardized botanical extracts. Natural product chemistry is a specialized course
that focuses on phytochemica ls and secondary metabolites. Drvayaguna is an ayurvedic
course that includes preliminary phytochemistry information. The quality, content, and ther-
apeutic benefits of these substances can all vary significantly. The unexpected increase of nat-
ural plant components in the ayurvedic medication manufacturing sector has resulted from a
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recent surge in the consumption of ayurvedic or traditional medicines. The rise in popularity
of ayurvedic medications has resulted in a spike in the ayurvedic manufacturing business.
There are about 14 well-known and 86 medium-scale ayurvedic medication firms in India.
Aside from that, there are around 8000 licensed small producers in India. Thousands of Vai-
dyas have their own micro manufacturing facilities as well. Herbal medication manufacture
is currently projected to be worth roughly 3500 crore per year. This section provides an over-
view of India’s rapidly increasing herbal sector, as well as the legislative framework that gov-
erns the production of herbal pharmaceuticals. The quality and authenticity of the raw
materials utilized determine the success of the herbal extract and phytochemical industries.
The majority of plant resources used in the herbal extract and ayurvedic industries comes
from wild sources. On the Indian phytochemical sector, there is very little information.
Over the estimated period, the Indian market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.9%, mak-
ing it one of the most important markets for phytochemical consumption [21]. The phyto-
chemical sector in China contributes to the country’s economy. We need to establish an
Indian phytochemical industry regulatory council so that prospective phytochemicals pro-
duced from therapeutic plants can access the global market. In Himachal Pradesh, a phyto-
chemical org anization was formed with the goal of discovering new phytochemicals from
therapeutic plants. There are various Indian industries which market phytochemicals and
phytochemical-based products, viz., Sydler, Kothari Phytochemicals International (KPI), Ish-
itvaImpex Private Limited, Malabar Phytochemicals Limited, Marksmen Marketing Associ-
ates, AishwaryaKanan Pvt. Ltd., India Glycols, Konark Herbal and Health Care, Natural
Green Extracts, Patanjali, Mama Earth, Amway, and Alkaloids Corporation (Table 12.2).
23. Sydler
Sydler Group of Companies is a renowned global manufacturer and supplier of high-
quality pharmaceutical formulations, herbal formulations, nutraceuticals and dietary supple-
ments, and nutritional food products. Since its establishment in 2004, they have set new
standards in the field of herbal product production, utilizing cutting-edge infrastructure,
highly experienced personnel, and an unwavering dedication to quality and innovation.
They started off as Sydler Remedies, a private limited business that specialized in herbal
formulation manufacture and had big plans!! As a result, the Sydler Group of Companies
was founded, with the goal of developing, inventing, and growing across a variety of sectors
while also providing new products and services. Sydler high-quality R&D unit and produc-
tion facilities manufacture a wide range of high-quality herbal extracts that are used in a va-
riety of sectors. Every product that leaves the Sydler stables is subjected to a rigorous quality
control by our experienced and well-qualified team of researchers and scientists [31].
24. Alkaloids corporation
Alkaloids Corporation is an Indian international company established in 1967. They started
their corporation by producing caffeine from tea leaves fo llowed by scopolamine, colchicine,
and thiocolchicoside. Nowadays, companies are known to develop, identify, produce, and
distribute certain botanical extract and potent phytochemicals. Major medicament formulator,
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TABLE 12.2 Indian market of phytochemicals.
National
companies Product name Phytochemicals Application References
Sydler Ginger Gingerol 4% from Zingiber
officinale
Delicacy, medicine, spice [31]
Nir brahmi Bacosides 20% obtained from
Bacopa monnieri
Memory enhancer
Guduchi Bitters 2% extracted from
tinospora cordifolia
Herbaceous vine
Ashwagandha Saponins 40%, alkaloids 1%,
withanolides 1.5% from
Withania somnifera
Adaptogen
Psyllium Psyllium 5%e95% obtained
from plantago ovata
Antihemorrhoidic
Turmeric 5%e95% Curcumin from
Curcuma longa
Antiinflammatory
Green tea Polyphenols 50% and 95%
w/w derived from Camellia
sinensis
Antioxidant
India glycols Colchicine Colchicine obtained from
Colchicum autumnale
Decreasing swelling and
lessening the buildup of uric
acid crystals
[32]
Thiocolchicoside Thiocolchicoside obtained
from Colchicum autumnale
Treat back pain and other pains
caused by vertebral column or
spinal cord disorders
Vinpocetine Vinpocetine extracted from the
Vinca minor
Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s
disease, memory loss, and head
injury
Nicotine
Curcumin 95% ethanol extract of
curcumin obtained from
Curcumin longa
Antioxidant, antiinflammatory,
antigout
Centella asiatica
extract
Asiaticoside 90% Wound healing and
neuropsychiatric diseases
Triterpenes 50% from Centella
asiatica
Alkaloids
corporation
Ajmaline (4360-12-7) Ajmaline derived from
Rauwolfia serpentina
Antiarrhythmic agent [33]
Artemether int. Ph./
IP (71963-77-4)
Artemisinin extracted from the
herb Artemisia annua
Antimalarial
Cimetropium
bromide HIS (51598-
60-8)
Semisynthetic derivative of
hyoscine derived from Duboisia
bush
Antimuscarinic, antispasmodic,
and anticholinergic properties
Colchicine BP/
Ph.Eur./USP (64-86-
8)
Colchicine extracted from
Colchicum autumnale
Management of gout
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TABLE 12.2 Indian market of phytochemicals.dcont’d
National
companies Product name Phytochemicals Application References
Deslanoside ph.
Eur./JP (17598-65-1)
Deslanoside obtained from
Digitalis lanata
For congestive heart failure
Digoxin ph. Eur./
USP/IP/JP (20830-
75-5)
Digoxin is extracted from
Digitalis lanata
For congestive cardiac failure
Hyoscine ph. Eur.
(51-34-3)
Hyoscine derived from
Hyoscyamus niger and Atropa
belladonna
For motion sickness
Hyoscine
Butylbromide BP/
Ph.Eur. (149-64-4)
Hyoscine butylbromide
derived from Hyoscyamus niger
and Atropa belladonna
Antispasmodic
Ipecacuanha liquid
extract Ph.Eur.,
standardized
(8012-96-2)
Ipecacuanha obtained from
Cephaelis ipecacuanha
Emetic and treatment of croup
Noscapine BP/
Ph.eur./JP/USP
(128-62-1)
Noscapine obtained from
Papaver somniferum
Antitussive
Papaverine
hydrochloride BP/
Ph.Eur./USP (61-25-
6)
Papaverine obtained from
Papaver somniferum
Antispasmodic
Pelargonium
sidoides powder
extract (1175005-95-
4)
Pelargonium sidoides from
Pelargonium sidoides
Treatment of bronchitis and
common cold
Reserpine BP/USP
(50-55-5)
Reserpine derived from
Rauwolfia serpentina
Antihypertensive
Asiaticoside
(16830-15-2)
Asiaticoside derived from
Centella asiatica
Cosmetic [33]
Curcumin (458-37-7) Curcumin isolated from
Curcuma longa
Antioxidant and
antiinflammatory
Forskolin (66575-29-
9)
Forskolin obtained from
Plectranthus barbatus
Nutraceutical
Piperine (94-62-2) Piperine derived from Piper
nigrum
Pongamol (484-23-3) Pongamol isolated from
Millettia pinnata
Used as sun screen in cosmetics
Kothari
phytochemicals
and industries
Ltd
Alchemilla vulgaris
extract
Alchemilla vulgaris Antidiarrheal [34]
Antioxidant
Amla dry extract
20%, 30%, 40%
Phyllanthus emblica Antioxidant
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