Pueraria Extract (Pueraria Isoflavones) is an herbal extract derived from the root of the Pueraria plant. This product exists as a yellow-brown, fine powder with a characteristic Pueraria odor. Pueraria Extract (Pueraria Isoflavones) is most commonly used as an additive in various food products.
Shaanxi Tianrun Phytochemical Co., Ltd. is a supplier of additives for the food industry. This company has a wide range of grades and products from natural plant extracts. This company uses high-tech processes to purify and extract high quality products used as food additives. These products have many applications such as anti-staling agents, natural antioxidants, and anti-fading agents.
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