Black Pepper Extract

Black Pepper Extract

Product Name: Black Pepper Extract
Synonym: Piper nigrum Extract / Piperine Extract
Botanical Source: Piper nigrum L.
Part Used: Fruit
Active Ingredient: Piperine
Specification: 10:1 / 20:1 / 90% Piperine / 95% Piperine HPLC
Appearance: Fine brown to light brown powder
CAS No.: 94-62-2
Molecular Formula: C17H19NO3
Sample: 10–20g for free
USA warehouses: YES
MOQ: 1 kg
Packaging: 1kg/bag; 25kg/drum
Shelf Life: 24 Months
Storage: Store in a cool & dry place, keep away from strong light and heat
Certifications: ISO, HACCP, KOSHER, FDA
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Description
Technical Parameters

What is Black Pepper Extract?

 

Black Pepper Extract is a refined material of Piper nigrum, which is industrialized by the use of selective extraction and standardization processes, thus converting a traditional spice into a specification-controlled input that can be used in modern manufacturing systems. It is not characterized by where it is sourced, but rather by its quantifiable parameters, including the ratio of active compound, dispersion features, and processing compatibility, which allow formulators to incorporate it in complex product matrices with a high level of accuracy. This renders it especially pertinent to the companies, which have to have reproducibility between the batches, facilitated quality control, and compatibility with automated production temperatures. It is generally formulated performance-oriented, with formulation options of increased dispersibility, decreased sensory effect, or carrier-based delivery depending on the application requirements. These customizable formats enable manufacturers to add the ingredient to a variety of product architectures without affecting stability, processing efficiency, or end product consistency. Its focused profile is also useful in optimization of formulations by reducing the volume of the input without affecting the desired functionality, which can be beneficial in cost-sensitive or space-constrained formulations.

 

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Item Specification Result Method
Assay (Piperine) ≥95% 95.36% HPLC
Appearance Light Yellow to Yellow Fine Powder Complies Visual
Odor Characteristic Complies Organoleptic
Taste Characteristic Complies Organoleptic
Particle Size 100% pass 80 mesh Complies USP
Loss on Drying ≤5.0% 2.41% USP
Ash Content ≤5.0% 2.08% USP
Bulk Density 0.40–0.60 g/ml 0.52 g/ml USP
Tapped Density 0.50–0.70 g/ml 0.63 g/ml USP
Heavy Metals      
Lead (Pb) ≤2.0 ppm <2.0 ppm ICP-MS
Arsenic (As) ≤1.0 ppm <1.0 ppm ICP-MS
Cadmium (Cd) ≤1.0 ppm <1.0 ppm ICP-MS
Mercury (Hg) ≤0.1 ppm <0.1 ppm ICP-MS
Microbiological Test      
Total Plate Count ≤10,000 CFU/g <1,000 CFU/g USP
Yeast & Mold ≤1,000 CFU/g <100 CFU/g USP
E. coli Negative Negative USP
Salmonella Negative Negative USP
Staphylococcus aureus Negative Negative USP

 

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Features

 

The main active ingredient of Black Pepper Extract Powder, piperine, is a lipophilic alkaloid, poorly soluble in water, but well soluble in organic solvents and lipid systems, affecting the dispersibility or delivery of this ingredient in various food systems. The extract is a fine and free-flowing powder of yellow to light brown color in its normal form, providing good handling qualities and free blending and encapsulation qualities. It is relatively high in pungency at low levels of inclusion and, therefore, sensory impact needs to be well balanced when formulating. Regarding stability, the extract tends to be stable at controlled temperature and low-moisture conditions, although it can be affected by a lengthy treatment by light and oxidation, so that proper packaging and antioxidant practices are applicable in the shelf-life management. Processing can be done to achieve a desired flowability, compressibility, or dispersion uniformity by changing particle size distribution and bulk density. Moreover, more sophisticated forms like microencapsulated ones or carrier-based ones are capable of enhancing the dispersibility of aqueous systems, decreasing the volatility of aroma compounds, and increasing processing tolerance. These physical and chemical attributes enable formulators to strategically choose the right grade and delivery form, based on the desired use, be it in dry mixes, oil-based systems, or a more complicated multi-phase formulation.

 

How to Store Properly?

 

1. Store in a Cool, Controlled Environment

Provide a constant and low temperature condition in order to reduce active components degradation and maintain the product consistency.

2. Protect from Direct Light Exposure

Store the product in the dark or under bright artificial light to prevent possible variation in its quality due to its sensitivity to light.

3. Maintain Low Humidity Conditions

Keep in a dry place to avoid taking up moisture, which may influence the flowability and powder stability.

4. Keep Packaging Sealed When Not in Use

Opening of original packaging is not to be done unless it is necessary to ensure that the packaging is well closed to reduce exposure to air and other external contaminants.

5. Avoid Frequent Temperature Fluctuations

Constant storage conditions are useful in avoiding condensation or other physical alterations that can affect handling properties.

6. Isolate from Strong Odors or Volatile Substances

Store in a different place than materials that have strong odors to prevent cross-contamination because it is adsorptive.

7. Use Original or Equivalent Food-Grade Containers

In case repackaging has to occur, make use of similar, well-sealed containers that retain a similar barrier property to the original packaging.

8. Implement First-In, First-Out (FIFO) Inventory Management

Rotate the stock in a systematic way to make sure that Black Pepper Fruit Extract is used within the recommended shelf-life.

9. Avoid Mechanical Compression During Storage

Do not pile too many or exert pressure that can change the structure of the particles or can lead to caking.

10. Monitor Storage Conditions Periodically

Check temperature, humidity, and packaging integrity on a regular basis to maintain a continued adherence to the specifications of the storage.

 

Black-Pepper-Extract-Recommended-Usage

 

Recommended Usage

 

Black Pepper Berry Extract is usually added in low levels of inclusion and should have special dispersion plans with regard to dosage form so as to maintain consistency and stability of the process. In capsule and tablet formulations, it is usually pre-combined with excipients like carriers or diluents to enhance uniformity of content, particularly at such high potency and low dosage rate; narrow particle size distribution and correct sequence of mixing (e.g., geometric dilution) are essential to avoid segregation during large-scale blending and compression. In the case of tablet applications, there should also be attention given to interaction with binders and lubricants so as to ensure compressibility and avoid sticking. Its intrinsically low water solubility, when used in liquid or semi-liquid formulations, requires solubilization methods like emulsification, co-solvents, or delivery as pre-dispersed or encapsulated, where high-shear mixing or homogenization can be used to enhance dispersibility. In all formats, formulators normally consider how compatible they are with other actives, mask or encapsulate sensory impact where necessary, and optimize the point of addition into the process flow to achieve consistent performance without impacting overall formulation stability or processing efficiency.

 

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