Passionflower Powdered Extract
Passionflower Powdered Extract is a dry, free-flowing extract of Passiflora incarnata flower on a maltodextrin carrier, made for dietary supplement and functional food developers. Bio-Botanica produces it through the proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process to preserve a Holistically Balanced, full-spectrum botanical profile.
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What Is Passionflower Powdered Extract?
Passionflower Powdered Extract is a dry extract of Passiflora incarnata flower carried on maltodextrin, supplied as a free-flowing powder for capsules, tablets, stick packs, and dry-blend functional foods. It is full-spectrum and non-standardized, capturing the naturally occurring constituents of the flower through Bio-Botanica's Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process.
Market Demand
Grand View Research valued the global passion flower extracts market at approximately USD 3.62 billion by 2025, reflecting sustained buyer interest in botanicals traditionally used to support relaxation and restful sleep. A dry powder format lets supplement brands meet that demand across solid dosage formats such as capsules and tablets.
Formulation Applications
This powder is suitable for two-piece capsules, bilayer tablets, gummies pre-blends, powdered drink mixes, and unit-dose sachets. Passiflora incarnata flower is traditionally used to support a sense of calm.
Why Formulators Choose Bio-Botanica
Bio-Botanica has manufactured botanical extracts as a family-owned company in Hauppauge, New York since 1972, operating an FDA-inspected cGMP facility. Every lot moves through identity, microbial, USP, and heavy-metal testing in an onsite quality lab using instrumentation such as HPLC and ICP/MS, backed by third-party labs. Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification are available on request.
Common Buyer Questions
What part of the plant is used in Passionflower Powdered Extract?
It is made from Passiflora incarnata flower. Bio-Botanica extracts the flower and dries the extract onto a maltodextrin carrier.
What is the carrier in this powdered extract?
The carrier is maltodextrin, which supports a free-flowing, blend-ready powder suited to capsules and dry mixes.
Is this extract standardized?
It is full-spectrum and non-standardized. Bio-Botanica can discuss specifications to match your formulation.
Which product formats is it best suited for?
Capsules, tablets, stick packs, powdered beverages, and dry functional-food blends are all common applications.
Is this SKU intended for ingestible use?
Yes. It is designed for dietary supplement and food and beverage applications, not topical products.
How is the extract manufactured?
It is produced using the proprietary Bio-Chelated low-heat cold-extraction process to retain a Holistically Balanced, full-spectrum profile.
What testing does each lot receive?
Lots undergo identity, microbial, USP, and heavy-metal testing in Bio-Botanica's onsite quality lab, supported by third-party labs.
Can I get Kosher, Halal, or Organic documentation?
Yes. Kosher, Halal, and Organic certification are available on request.
How is this priced?
Pricing is available by requesting a formal quote — our team quotes to your volume and specifications.
What ships with a sample?
Samples ship with a Spec Sheet/TDS, a representative COA, and an SDS.
How can brands position passionflower to consumers?
Brands can position it around sleep support, mood and stress balance, and using traditional-use framing rather than disease claims.