Botanical Extraction
Botanical extraction stands at an intersection of science, manufacturing, and — we believe — pure art. Here, we cover it in all aspects: from practical methods and the best latest technologies to prospective applications of the emerging cannabinoids, nutraceutical products, and psychedelic compounds that will define the tomorrow's market.
The Ethnobotany of Dye Plants
You may not be aware, but the debate over synthetic vs natural dyes has been raging since the mid-1800s. At...
The Extraction of Bioactive Compounds from Bee Propolis
Propolis is a glue-like, resinous material created by bees and used to block holes and seal cracks in hives. Moreover,...
THCa Extraction with CO2
The cannabis plant contains important compounds that are fractionated from the biomass by using extraction methods. In the plant, acidic...
Grapevine Pruning Waste as an Innovative Source of Phenolic Compounds
Plants are an inexhaustible source of molecules beneficial for human health. There’s always interest in botanical food supplements and herbal...
How is Supercritical CO2 Superior for Anthocyanin Extraction?
Secondary metabolites, like phenolic acids and anthocyanins, offer plenty of health benefits, some of which are the result of their...