| Product Name | Shikimic acid |
| Grade | Food Grade |
| Certification | HACCP/ISO 22000/HALAL/IS0 9001 |
| Specification | 98%Pure |
| Appearance | White Powder |
| Delivery Time | 7 days |
| Nutrient Content | Vegan, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Natural |
| Shelf Life | 2 Years |
| Storage | Cool Dry Place |
The dried fruits of Illicium verum Hook. f. (star anise), a plant that is extensively grown in Southeast Asia and Southern China, are the main source of shikimic acid, a naturally occurring chemical substance that is categorized as a cyclohexanecarboxylic acid. Although it can be made by microbial fermentation or from other sources like pine needles, star anise is still the most economical and popular source for industrial manufacturing. Shikimic acid usually appears as an off-white to white crystalline powder with a faintly pleasant flavor. It is extremely pure, frequently reaching 99% or more for use in cosmetic, medicinal, and nutraceutical applications.
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Shikimic Acid Nutraceutical Capsules |
Shikimic Acid Pharmaceutical-Grade Bulk Powder |
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Shikimic Acid Oral Tablets |
Shikimic Acid Cosmetic Serum Base |
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Shikimic Acid Liquid Concentrate |
Shikimic Acid + Vitamin C Tablets |
Critical Pharmaceutical Raw Material Status: Shikimic acid holds a special and essential place in the pharmaceutical industry as a necessary intermediary in the manufacturing of important antiviral medications (such as oseltamivir). In contrast to substances with specialized uses, this demand is steady even during times when there is no epidemic, guaranteeing steady market demand.
Security of Dual-Source Supplies: In contrast to components that rely on a single source, shikimic acid can be made synthetically through microbial fermentation or derived from star anise, which is a natural source. This dual-supply approach guarantees steady availability for producers and reduces the possibility of raw material shortages (for example, as a result of climate concerns impacting star anise harvests).
Potential for Multi-Industry Applications: Beyond its application in pharmaceuticals, shikimic acid's anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities allow it to be used in cosmetics and nutraceuticals, broadening its market reach beyond compounds used in a single industry. Because of its adaptability, producers can expand their product lines and reach a number of rapidly expanding markets (e.g., immune health supplements, clean-beauty cosmetics).
High Purity and Regulatory Compliance: Shikimic acid produced on an industrial scale reaches 99%+ purity, satisfying the exacting requirements of the pharmaceutical sector. Additionally, it complies with EU food and cosmetic laws and has been granted GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) certification in the US, which lowers regulatory obstacles for cross-market product introductions and boosts customer trust.
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