What is Beta Carotene Oil?

Beta Carotene Oil has beta carotene mixed in lipids, which makes it a bright orange-red carrier of vitamin A. To make this version stable and simple to use in fat systems such oils contain natural or similar compounds and are then dissolved into various food-grade vegetable oils such as sunflower oil or safflower oil. Because it can be added to dietary supplements, functional foods, beverages, and cosmetics, it offers benefits for both the eyes and health. The body later transforms it into vitamin A, which keeps the eyes, skin, and immune system working as they should. Since it comes in oil form, the body absorbs beta carotene easily while eating it along with dietary fat. With antioxidants and the proper way of making it, this type of sunflower oil is protected from oxidation and can last a long time. It is designed for use in softgel capsules, as well as oil suspensions, emulsions, and topical products that need no water dispersion.

Beta-Carotene-Oil

COA

Item	Specification	Result	Test Method
Appearance	Viscous reddish-orange oil	Conforms	Visual Inspection
Beta Carotene Content	≥ 30.0% (w/w)	30.72%	UV-Vis Spectrophotometry
Solubility	Soluble in vegetable oils	Conforms	Visual
Odor	Mild, characteristic	Conforms	Organoleptic
Acid Value	≤ 2.0 mg KOH/g	1.18 mg KOH/g	Ph. Eur. 2.5.1
Peroxide Value	≤ 10.0 meq/kg	3.2 meq/kg	Ph. Eur. 2.5.5
Heavy Metals	≤ 10 ppm	< 5 ppm	ICP-MS
Lead (Pb)	≤ 2.0 ppm	< 0.5 ppm	ICP-MS
Arsenic (As)	≤ 1.0 ppm	< 0.2 ppm	ICP-MS
Microbial Limits
Total Plate Count	≤ 1,000 cfu/g	180 cfu/g	USP <61>
Yeast & Mold	≤ 100 cfu/g	< 50 cfu/g	USP <61>
E. coli	Absent in 1g	Absent	USP <62>
Salmonella	Absent in 10g	Absent	USP <62>

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Features

Because oil is a better carrier for it, this Carotene Oil stands out by being the clear winner against powder in applications requiring lipids and softgels. Thanks to this oil formulation, integration into various oil-rich foods occurs instantly and evenly. No further processing is required, which keeps the emulsion stable and easily absorbed. Because oil is fluid, blending with a continuous machine is possible, and problems common with powders, such as dust buildup and handling issues, are avoided. As a result, an ingredient lacking carriers or drying agents is more concentrated and has a cleaner label, as well as a strong color that is great for products that focus on both their visual looks and how effective they are in fighting pathogens.

Beta-Carotene-Forms

How to choose the form of beta-carotene?

You should consider various things related to the form, processing, and application before choosing the right beta carotene form.

Powdered beta carotene is a good fit for dry mixtures, tablets, capsules, and premixes. You can find ease of use, stores well, and has a stable amount of components in solid ones. Many manufacturers use this technique because it fits well with dry production lines and is less impacted by humidity in bakery goods, nutritional bars, and powdered supplements.

Formulations such as softgel capsules, oil suspensions, emulsions, and some cosmetic products benefit from using oil-based beta carotene. Because it dissolves in oils or fats, it is most effective when packaged with certain food items. If encapsulation, oral liquids, or topical oils are being used in products, the oil form ensures stability, easy absorption, and strong color, without requiring added solubilizers.

Cold Water Dispersible beta carotene helps unite oil and water systems. Because it can disperse evenly in cold water, it becomes the best choice for instant drinks, drinks with added nutrients, dairy products, and a variety of other beverages. The format helps the ingredient to spread more easily, is easier for the body to absorb, and appears consistently in water products, keeping its stability.

The correct choice for a manufacturer depends on the type of product, the processing they use, the level of bioavailability wanted, and the required appearance. Adding dry powders makes solid doses efficient, oils work best for lipid formulas, and CWD is the best choice for water-based mixtures where rapid dispersion and equal color are required. When ingredients are formed to fit each application, manufacturers get improved results, pleasure for users, and operational advantages.