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Sanginka extract powder, a natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory plant ingredient.

Natural materials based on traditional Chinese medicine. Functional plant extracts with excellent antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and immune support properties. Ideal for health foods and cosmetics.

Sangin flower (Sambucus chinensis) extract powder is a highly concentrated extract powder made from the plant known in traditional Chinese medicine for its effects such as "clearing heat and detoxifying," "anti-inflammatory," and "immune enhancement." It is a type of elderflower that has been used for respiratory care and cold prevention for a long time. This product contains a high concentration of active ingredients, including flavonoids, phenolic acids, and organic acids, and is considered a plant-based functional ingredient with excellent antibacterial and antiviral activity. Using the latest extraction and spray-drying technology, it is processed into powder without compromising the active ingredients. It dissolves well in water and is easy to handle. It can be used for both food-grade and cosmetic-grade applications, with a proven track record in health foods, refreshing beverages, herbal supplements, as well as skincare, facial cleansers, and toners. Manufactured under a system compliant with ISO, HACCP, Kosher, and Halal standards, it ensures stable quality and supply. It is an ideal ingredient for product development focused on antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

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