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As demand for natural and functional ingredients continues to grow, Greenext Elderberry Extract (Sambucus nigra) stands out as a premium raw material for food, cosmetics, and dietary supplement manufacturers.
In the botanical raw materials sector, Greenext provides manufacturers of food, cosmetics, and health products with premium, certified thyme extract.
The markets for functional foods, dietary supplements, and natural cosmetic formulations are rapidly evolving as consumers increasingly seek “clean label” products and natural solutions to support immunity.
Horsetail is exceptionally high in natural silica, which is crucial for healthy skin and hair.
Camellia sinensis is the scientific name of the tea plant and the primary species used worldwide for tea production.
Black elderberry is an important plant cultivated in American and European countries. It has started to be cultivated in our country. The plant has a very wide adaptation ability ecologically. It is not damaged by cold and frost.
White thyme plant is not cultivated in our country, it is used by collecting from nature. However, it is an important essential oil plant. It can be cultivated in dry agricultural areas without irrigation facilities.
Lemongrass plant was brought to Turkey about 25 years ago and has become a plant that has been cultivated for the last 15 years. The plant is especially suitable to be grown in areas close to the coastline, where winters are not too cold.
Lavender is an important essential oil plant cultivated in many countries of the world. Generally, it is cultivated on sloping and stony lands where there is not much rainfall, there is no irrigation facility.
İzmir thyme is grown in many agricultural areas with different ecological characteristics. The plant is resistant to cold. In addition, İzmir thyme can be cultivated in dry agricultural areas that do not have irrigation facilities.
Istanbul thyme has different ecological characteristics and is grown in many agricultural areas. The plant is resistant to cold weather.
The genus Echinacea (Echinacea) includes endemic species in the Asteraceae (Compositae) family, naturally distributed in North America. Echinacea species are among the perennial plants.
