In the modern era of health and wellness, functional food processors, dietary supplement brands, and pharmaceutical manufacturers face the critical task of securing high-stability, nutrient-dense ingredients. The term best juice powder for health represents more than simple dried fruit extracts. It signifies a technologically advanced substrate that retains original enzymatic activities, natural color pigments, and bioavailable micro-nutrients. Globally, manufacturing systems require high bulk density, superior solubility, and standardized active percentages to meet the stringent demands of consumer products.
UniCare responds to this demand by implementing modern, intelligent, automatic control systems across our supply partner pipelines. From resolving dispersion challenges in cold water to guaranteeing precise concentrations of plant-based polyphenols, anthocyanins, and bioflavonoids, we deliver comprehensive physical and biochemical botanical solutions.
UniCare is a professional supplier of natural active ingredients. Our products are widely used in various fields such as dietary supplement, food, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. We focus on product development and quality stability, and insist on growing together with our customers around the world.
UniCare has deep cooperation with several excellent Chinese manufacturers who have complete quality management system certifications, including but not limited to GMP, EUGMP, CEP, ISO9001, ISO22000, and HACCP. Each factory has independent testing capabilities and is equipped with advanced and efficient testing equipment to ensure the high quality and long-term stability of each batch of products.
UniCare prioritizes the refinement of industrial extraction equipment. Our partner network includes some of the largest and most advanced extraction facilities in China. The entire production line is managed by a centralized, intelligent control network, ensuring precision across every critical control point.
Our core operations feature two GMP-compliant workshops housing six multi-functional extraction lines. Among these, we host the only dedicated production facility in China utilizing the advanced acetone purification process for Ginkgo Biloba Extract under strict EU-GMP conditions. In addition, our manufacturing setup incorporates modern fermentation systems, processing an annual volume of over 30,000 metric tons of raw botanical matrices.
Every facility operates under audited China GMP regulations, maintaining cleanroom classifications.
Certified Ginkgo Biloba Extract production capabilities matching European Directorate requirements.
Distributed Control Systems (DCS) regulate temperature, flow rate, pressure, and concentration times.
State-of-the-art counter-current extractors, vacuum concentrators, and spray drying units.
Scalable capacity handling massive seasonal volumes of fresh botanicals and medical plants.
Three annular dynamic countercurrent systems plus 32 multi-functional extraction tanks.
The sole domestic acetone extraction system meeting the standards of EU regulatory monographs.
Six 20-ton fermentation bioreactors optimized for enzyme-modified conversions.
United New Life and UniCare have established a comprehensive quality control system, strictly regulating product quality across all stages of production. Testing tasks are handled in-house using specialized analytical instrumentation, allowing us to screen for physical, chemical, and microbiological parameters.
Our analytical capabilities cover key control parameters, including: active target compound assays (via HPLC or UV-Vis), residual solvent levels (via Gas Chromatography), pesticide screens (organochlorine and multiresidue detection via GC-MS-MS), heavy metal analysis (lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium, copper via ICP-MS), microscopic botanical identification, moisture content, loss on drying, total ash, microbiological assays, thin-layer chromatography (TLC), bulk density, conductivity, pH values, and sulfur dioxide residue levels.
| Analytical Category | Test Parameters & Methods |
|---|---|
| Active Ingredient Analysis | Assay testing, compound identification, peak retention profiling |
| Hazardous Substance Analysis | Heavy metals limits, multi-pesticide residue profiling, residual organic extraction solvents |
| Microbe Analysis | Total aerobic microbial count, Escherichia coli, yeasts & molds, pathogen screens |
| Raw Material Control | Pesticide screens, allergen screening, GMO identity verification, geographic origin tracing |
| Laws & Regulations Confirmation | Assessment of regulatory limits in target jurisdictions (FDA, EFSA, NMPA) |
| Stability Test | Real-time and accelerated temperature/humidity degradation tracking for shelf-life validation |
| Other Physical Parameters | pH value, moisture percentage, ash residue, optical rotation, particle size distribution, bulk density |
Our central laboratory is built to modern technical specifications and holds CNAS qualification. The facility houses high-performance analytical systems, including:
| UHPLC systems: Two Agilent 1290 Ultra-High Performance Liquid Chromatographs | HPLC systems: Four Agilent 1260 HPLC systems & Two Shimadzu LC-20AT HPLC sets | Specialized Systems: Two Dionex Ultimate 3000 systems |
| Detectors: Two Shimadzu 2000ES Evaporative Light Scattering Detectors (ELSD) | Gas Chromatography: One Shimadzu GC-2010 system | Spectroscopy: One Shimadzu AA-7000 Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer |
UniCare reinvests 10% of its annual net profit into research and development. Beyond refining existing botanical extraction methods, we have established a dedicated research department for natural fermentation processes. This division works to optimize traditional processing methods and develop bio-fermented ingredients.
We maintain an active research partnership with the Beijing University of Chemical Technology. This collaboration is focused on developing and commercializing new active ingredients for use in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and dietary supplements.
To ensure consistent quality of raw materials, we use a procurement system that tracks each batch back to its agricultural source. Storage and handling are governed by our quality management procedures, which dictate testing parameters for active compounds, moisture, ash, heavy metals, and pesticide residues.
To secure reliable supplies of key raw materials, UniCare operates partner cultivation bases for Ginkgo Biloba, Epimedium, Phellodendron, and Olive Leaf. Select fields are managed according to Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (GACP) standards. We also collaborate with plant breeding researchers on seedling selection programs to optimize active compound yields and manage production costs.
B2B ingredient sourcing requires navigating complex international trade requirements. For health food manufacturers and exporters, shipping botanical powders across borders involves compliance with distinct regional standards. Whether shipping to North America, Europe, or APAC, UniCare supports the documentation and certification needs of global logistics networks.
We prepare comprehensive documentation packages for international shipments, including: certificates of analysis (CoA), allergen statements, non-GMO declarations, material safety data sheets (MSDS), and compliance statements for heavy metals and pesticide limits in target markets. By working with partners certified under GMP, EUGMP, CEP, and ISO frameworks, we help simplify customs clearance and import validation processes for our international clients.
We are focused on developing extraction and purification technologies designed to improve active compound yields, reduce energy consumption, and support clean-label manufacturing trends.
Our development roadmap includes: transitioning our partner extraction lines to closed-loop subcritical water extraction systems to reduce organic solvent use, implementing microencapsulation methods to improve the stability of sensitive vitamins and phytonutrients in juice powders, and expanding our seedling research partnerships to develop botanical varieties with naturally higher levels of key active compounds.
