Import Dried Mahua Flowers — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Dried Mahua flowers from Vardhman Nutrition Co. are the sun-dried blossoms of Madhuca longifolia, harvested in the central Indian states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The product is air-dried without chemical additives, retaining natural sugars, flavonoids, and triterpenoids. Moisture content is typically below 10%, with a pale yellow to light brown color and a faint sweet-earthy aroma. It is processed as a whole-flower product, not as an extract or powder.

The flowers are collected from wild and semi-cultivated trees during the March to May flowering season, ensuring seasonal authenticity. No synthetic pesticides or preservatives are used in harvesting or drying. The product is naturally low in moisture and high in polyphenols, with a typical ash content of 4% to 6%. It is not standardized for active compounds, as it is used traditionally rather than as a pharmaceutical ingredient.

Buyers include herbal supplement manufacturers, Ayurvedic formulators, and natural beverage producers seeking traditional botanicals. The flowers are used in teas, capsules, and topical pastes for digestive and cooling applications. Packaging is in 10kg or 25kg jute bags with inner polyethylene lining. Lead time is 10 to 15 days after order confirmation. Trade terms are FOB Mumbai or CIF destination, with payment via T/T or LC.

Vardhman Nutrition Co. is based in India and specializes in sourcing and processing traditional herbal ingredients. The supplier is listed as imported and harbor-tier, indicating basic platform verification but no public details on factory location, production scale, or certifications. No information is provided about workforce size, years of operation, or export history. The company does not claim ownership of farms or processing facilities, suggesting a trader or aggregator model.

The supplier’s profile does not mention direct sourcing from tribal communities or organic certification, despite the product’s traditional origin. No lab reports or quality control protocols are referenced. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing intermediary with limited transparency. All technical claims must be verified through independent testing, as no internal quality data is disclosed.