Herbs
Gotukola Powder
Dried gotukola leaves milled to a green powder with a grassy, slightly bitter note.
Overview
Dried gotukola (Centella asiatica) leaf, a staple Sri Lankan green, milled to a fine green powder with a mild grassy, slightly bitter note. It is stirred into herbal porridge (kola kanda), green-drink blends and smoothies, and used as a food additive. Supplied in bulk and for private label to functional-food and beverage manufacturers.
Product documents
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A certificate of analysis is available on request for your order. Request one.
FAQ
Gotukola Powder: frequently asked questions
Is Gotukola Powder available for bulk supply and export?
Yes. Gotukola Powder is supplied in bulk to export specification from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), with export documentation for every shipment. Share your destination market, volume and packaging and we will send a quote.
What documents are available for Gotukola Powder?
A specification sheet, certificate of analysis (COA), safety data sheet (MSDS), nutrition facts, the manufacturing process and a product guide, all downloadable on this page.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for Gotukola Powder?
MOQ depends on the format and packaging. New buyers can usually start small, with better pricing at higher volumes. Request a quote for the exact MOQ on Gotukola Powder.
Can I get a sample of Gotukola Powder?
Yes. We send samples of Gotukola Powder against your specification so you can validate it before placing an order.
Is Gotukola Powder available for private label or contract manufacturing?
Yes. We run private label, OBM and contract manufacturing, so you can launch Gotukola Powder under your own brand without owning a factory.
Where is Gotukola Powder sourced and what certifications apply?
Gotukola Powder is sourced and processed in Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Our facilities hold BRCGS and FSSC 22000 (Version 6) with a GMP attestation, plus USDA Organic and EU Organic on selected SKUs (organic status confirmed per SKU). Certificates are shared on request.