Seabuckthorn fruit is one of the emerging, but most promising new exotic Superfruits. Native to China and Eurasia, Seabuckthorn fruits are processed into puree, juice and oil from fresh fruits. Encore has developed certified supplies of conventional, and Organic, Seabuckthorn puree. We provide consistent high quality industrial Seabuckthorn puree ingredients for the food, beverage, supplement and cosmetic industry.
Seabuckthorn is premier among the new miracle fruits. It is one of the most nutrient dense fruits known today, and has been used globally for over 12 centuries for it’s superior health benefits. It contains significant amounts per gram of Vitamins C, and E, folic acid, Carotenoids including beta carotene, lycopene and zeaxanthines, and a very high concentration of heart healthy omega oils 3, 6, 9 and 7.
Seabuckthorn puree is easily incorporated into smoothies, juice beverages, cereals, snack bars, trail mixes, supplements or cosmetics. Encore offers a full line of processed Seabuckthorn puree ingredients, so contact us today for samples and information. Get your Seabuckthorn ingredients today from Encore, your Superfruit specialist.
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Sea Buckthorn is the miracle fruit native to Eurasia and Northern China. The bright yellow to
orange berries are very tart, so think of them as your yellow cranberry. The fruit is one of
the most nutrient dense fruits known today, and has been used for over 12 centuries in China
for it's superior health benefits, such as those that follow:
High in Vitamin C, E and Folic acid
High in carotenoids, including beta carotene, lycopene & zeaxanthine
High in unsaturated fatty acids (Omega 3, 6 & 9) - helps maintain good Cardiovascular health
Used in cosmetics to maintain healthy skin - has high UV ray absorption capabilities
Helps to maintain gut health and inhibit H Pylori growth.
Sea buckthorn leaves contain nutrients and bioactive substances. These include flavonoids (Chen et al. 1991), carotenoids, free and esterified sterols, triterphenols, and isoprenols (Goncharova and Glushenkova 1996). Numerous products can be made from the air dried leaves including teas and tea powders.
One potentially large market for sea buckthorn processed ingredients, are nutraceutical products for animals.
The large volume of "waste" material from sea buckthorn, such as leaves, fruit, pulp, and seed residues from juice and oil extraction, could be developed into a value-added product.
Sea buckthorn leaves contain approximately 15% protein and berry and seed residues still contain valuable chemical substances at low concentrations.
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Seabuckthorn is premier among the new miracle fruits. It is one of the most nutrient dense fruits known today, and has been used globally for over 12 centuries for it’s superior health benefits. It contains significant amounts per gram of Vitamins C, and E, folic acid, Carotenoids including beta carotene, lycopene and zeaxanthines, and a very high concentration of heart healthy omega oils 3, 6, 9 and 7.
Sea Buckthorn is the miracle fruit native to Eurasia and Northern China. The bright yellow to
orange berries are very tart, so think of them as your yellow cranberry. The fruit is one of
the most nutrient dense fruits known today, and has been used for over 12 centuries in China
for it's superior health benefits, such as those that follow:
Sea buckthorn leaves contain nutrients and bioactive substances. These include flavonoids (Chen et al. 1991), carotenoids, free and esterified sterols, triterphenols, and isoprenols (Goncharova and Glushenkova 1996). Numerous products can be made from the air dried leaves including teas and tea powders.