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Extraction

Standardised botanical extracts made under contract, from raw material to finished powder or liquid.

Botanical extracts to an agreed specification

Bionorm sources the plant material, extracts it and delivers a powder or liquid extract released against the agreed specification.

Bionorm’s own extract range is made on the same site, with extraction, purification and drying under one roof.

  • Powder extracts
  • Liquid extracts
  • Enriched fractions and isolates
Bionorm production

From plant material to released extract


  1. Sourcing

    Plant material chosen by active content and yield


  2. Extraction

    Conditions set for the target compounds


  3. Purification

    Target compounds enriched where needed


  4. Concentration

    Extract concentrated in evaporators


  5. Drying

    Spray dried to powder or kept liquid


  6. Release

    Tested in house, released with a CoA

Raw material traced to the field

Raw materials are compared by active content and yield across sources and regions before one is chosen.

Direct work with local farmers gives traceability from field to finished extract.

80+local farmers

13+regions across Türkiye

  • Wild collection
  • Contract farming
  • Upcycled material

What a specification looks like

A specification names the plant, then the value each batch is released against.

Butcher’s broom

Ruscus aculeatus L.

Released against

DER 5-7.5:1

Ivy leaf

Hedera helix L.

Released against

≥10% hederacoside C by HPLC

Hawthorn

Crataegus sp.

Released against

≥2.5% hyperoside by spectrophotometry

Start with a specification

Plant, marker compound, target content and volume are enough to begin feasibility and costing.