Componente activofunctional-food-ingredients

Propolis (Japanese-processed)

プロポリス (Puropurisu)

Por qué hacer sourcing en Japón

Japanese supplement OEM standardisation methods differentiate Japanese-processed propolis from raw Brazilian or Chinese supply; high traceability to specific apiaries.

Spec clave

Flavonoid content 3-15% in standardised extracts; cinnamic acid carry-over from Brazilian green propolis; ethanol-extraction grade vs water-soluble grade differ in profile.

Producto final típico

Immune-support throat sprays, propolis-positioned skincare, wellness beverages.

At a glance

Proveedores listados
2 proveedores
MOQ típico
1–10 kg liquid extract; 100 g – 1 kg standardised actives
Plazo típico
8–14 weeks
Regiones de origen
Japan domestic (limited), Brazil (raw imported, processed in Japan)
Categoría
functional-food-ingredients
Temporada de cosecha
Continuous (Japanese processing year-round)
Estado regulatorio en Japón
Food product; FFC notifications exist; cosmetic JSCI listed
Nombre INCI
Propolis Extract
Nombre japonés
プロポリス
Romaji
Puropurisu

Sobre este ingrediente

Resinous mixture collected by honey bees from tree buds and used to seal hives. Japanese commercial propolis is largely processed from imported raw resin (primarily Brazilian green propolis) under strict Japanese supplement-grade standards, with limited Japan-domestic raw production. Japanese flavonoid + cinnamic-acid standardisation drives premium positioning in immune-support and cosmetic-skin-conditioning applications. Yamada Bee Farm and Honjien have built decade-old Brazilian-supply partnerships with Japanese-style processing standards. Distinct from royal jelly in active-ingredient profile.

Estado regulatorio

JapónFood product; FFC notifications exist; cosmetic JSCI listed
Unión EuropeaFood import; CosIng listed; allergen labelling for bee-product markets
Estados UnidosGRAS by traditional use; bee-product allergen labelling
ChinaImported supplement; GACC food facility registration

Proveedores japoneses

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