Materia primaPlantas medicinales

Ashitaba (Tomorrow's Leaf)

アシタバ / 明日葉 (Ashitaba)

Por qué hacer sourcing en Japón

Hachijojima ashitaba carries GI protection; rapid-regrowth cultivation and the chalcone-rich profile are uniquely tied to Japanese coastal volcanic-island terroir.

Spec clave

Total chalcone (xanthoangelol + 4-hydroxyderricin) 0.5-2.5% dry leaf; chlorogenic acid 1-3%; vitamin K 600-1,200 µg/100g.

Producto final típico

Cardiovascular-support supplements, ashitaba-cha for export retail, anti-ageing skincare actives.

At a glance

Proveedores listados
3 proveedores
MOQ típico
10–50 kg dried; 1–10 kg standardised extract
Plazo típico
6–10 weeks
Regiones de origen
Tokyo (Izu Islands — Hachijojima, Niijima), Chiba (Boso Peninsula), Kagoshima (Yakushima)
Categoría
Plantas medicinales
Temporada de cosecha
Year-round (continuous regrowth; peak April – November)
Estado regulatorio en Japón
FFC notifications exist (cardiovascular support); food product status; cosmetic JSCI listed
Nombre INCI
Angelica Keiskei Extract
Nombre japonés
アシタバ / 明日葉
Romaji
Ashitaba

Sobre este ingrediente

Native Japanese herb (Angelica keiskei), endemic to the Izu Islands and the Pacific coast of Honshu. Named 'tomorrow's leaf' for its rapid regrowth (a new leaf typically appears the day after harvest). Functional profile centres on chalcone compounds (xanthoangelol, 4-hydroxyderricin) studied for cardiovascular and anti-inflammatory positioning. Hachijojima (Izu Islands), Tokyo's volcanic islands, has GI-protected status for ashitaba; Yakushima and the Boso Peninsula also produce. Used in supplements, functional teas, and increasingly cosmetic active-ingredient lines.

Estado regulatorio

JapónFFC notifications exist (cardiovascular support); food product status; cosmetic JSCI listed
Unión EuropeaNovel Food consideration; CosIng listed (Angelica Keiskei Extract)
Estados UnidosDSHEA NDI for supplements; GRAS by traditional food use; MoCRA cosmetic use
ChinaNMPA / TCM context; verify import classification

Proveedores japoneses

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