Green Tea Extract

Nutrition BioTech / Gut-Aging Axis Modulators

Sample-ready details for a faster first review.

Green Tea Extract for antioxidant, metabolic and polyphenol-rich supplement formulas

Formula fit
Green Tea Extract
Antioxidant, metabolism, weight-management, green tea polyphenol wellness.
Sample value
Why review it
EGCG/catechin standardization; Low-caffeine option.
Files to request
QA-ready route
COA, Spec, Caffeine, Solvent, Allergen.

Send the target format, serving size, market channel, and required documents. We will match the sample and files to the launch path.

Green tea extract supplier specification

Nutrition BioTech is a bulk green tea extract ingredient supplier and manufacturer, supplying Camellia sinensis leaf extract (CAS 84650-60-2) standardised to an agreed total catechin or EGCG percentage by HPLC, produced by water or water-ethanol extraction and purification, for B2B nutraceutical formulation.

Green tea extract is a multi-component botanical extract, so two lots carrying the same total polyphenol figure can still differ in EGCG share and caffeine content. The specification therefore has to name the marker, the analytical method and the caffeine limit. Every lot ships with a Certificate of Analysis stating extraction solvent, catechin and EGCG assay by HPLC, caffeine content and the assay basis.

Ingredient name Green tea extract (Camellia sinensis leaf extract)
Synonyms Camellia sinensis leaf extract; green tea polyphenols; tea catechins; EGCG extract
CAS number 84650-60-2 (Camellia sinensis leaf extract). Principal marker epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), CAS 989-51-5.
Molecular formula Not applicable to the extract, which is a multi-component botanical material. EGCG marker: C22H18O11
Molecular weight Not applicable to the extract. EGCG marker: 458.37
Assay / purity Standardised to the agreed total catechin or EGCG percentage by HPLC; low-caffeine and decaffeinated grades available. Exact grade, marker, method and caffeine limit are specified per order. Grade options available on request.
Source / production route Leaf of Camellia sinensis; water or water-ethanol extraction, concentration, purification and drying. Extraction solvent, plant part, extract ratio and any carrier are stated on the specification sheet.
Appearance Off-white to light brown or greenish-brown fine powder; colour varies with catechin grade and decaffeination route
Solubility Soluble to dispersible in water and in ethanol-water depending on grade; high-catechin grades are hygroscopic. Confirm dissolution, taste masking and behaviour in the intended matrix before formula lock.
Caffeine declaration Caffeine content is measured and stated on every Certificate of Analysis, and low-caffeine or decaffeinated grades can be specified per order
Stability and storage Catechins are sensitive to heat, moisture, alkaline pH, light and oxygen. Store cool and dry in tightly closed, light-protected containers; confirm stability data for the intended format, particularly for beverages and liquid systems.
Typical applications Capsules, tablets, beverage and stick powders, and polyphenol or metabolic blends for B2B nutraceutical manufacturing; also used in topical and cosmetic formats
Regulatory note Catechin, EGCG and caffeine contents are declared per lot so that buyers can meet the labelling and dosage requirements that apply to green tea catechin products in the destination market; confirming those requirements is the buyer’s responsibility before launch
Documentation Certificate of Analysis, specification sheet, botanical identity, heavy metals, microbiological testing, residual solvents, pesticide residues, caffeine content, allergen statement, GMO statement, particle size data and stability data
Quality system ISO 22000:2018, FSSC 22000, HACCP and GMP (certificates provided on request)
Supplier Nutrition BioTech, 1601 W. Mission Blvd, Suite 103 (DL#29), Pomona, CA 91766, United States
Nutrition BioTech ingredient library / Gut-Aging Axis Modulators

Green Tea Extract

Green Tea Extract for antioxidant, metabolic and polyphenol-rich supplement formulas.

Why brands ask for it

Green Tea Extract remains a widely accepted polyphenol ingredient for antioxidant and metabolic-support formulas. Nutrition BioTech can support standardized catechin/EGCG options, caffeine discussion and documentation for capsule, tablet and blend projects.

Finished-product fit

Antioxidant, metabolism, weight-management, green tea polyphenol wellness. The strongest conversations start with format, serving size, documentation, and how the material behaves in the intended formula.

What makes the sample useful

  • EGCG/catechin standardization
  • Low-caffeine option
  • Familiar market with broad acceptance

Before the sample ships

  • Confirm eGCG percentage.
  • Confirm caffeine content.
  • Request contaminant, residual solvent, and microbiology files as needed.
  • Confirm liver warning.
  • Review serving-size logic and label-space fit.

File Package

Ask for the material files that match your market, dosage form, and internal review process.

Available documents may include: COA / Specification / Allergen Statement / GMO Statement / Vegan Statement / Heavy Metals / Microbial Limits / Manufacturing Flow Chart / Residual Solvent / Country of Origin / Composition Statement.

Regulatory & Facility Support

Product-specific regulatory information may include Self-GRAS, NDI/NDIN, GRAS, ODI, or regulatory review notes, depending on the ingredient and target market.

Facility and quality system support may include Kosher, Halal, HACCP, ISO 22000, PCQI, c-GMP, NSF and other applicable certificates upon request.

A better sample request includes target format, serving size, active marker, market channel, and the files your QA or regulatory team needs before approval.



Product review FAQ

Use these questions to start a claim-safe B2B sample, formulation, and documentation review.

What files can Nutrition BioTech provide for Green Tea Extract?

Available files may include COA, specification, identity, source, allergen, GMO, vegan, heavy metals, microbial limits, manufacturing flow, residual solvent, country of origin, and composition statements, depending on the material and target market.

How should a brand review Green Tea Extract before sampling?

The best first review includes the target dosage form, serving size, market channel, active marker, required documents, and any formulation constraints such as solubility, taste, density, particle behavior, or stability.

What regulatory and facility support may be available?

Product-specific regulatory information may include Self-GRAS, NDI or NDIN, GRAS, ODI, or regulatory review notes where applicable. Facility and quality system support may include Kosher, Halal, HACCP, ISO 22000, PCQI, c-GMP, NSF, and other applicable certificates upon request.

Claim boundary: ingredient pages are for B2B technical and formulation review. Public wording should be matched to the intended market, dosage form, and applicable regulatory review.

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