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Part of our Herbs range, manufactured and exported by Arizone International LLP.
Cordyceps Sinensis Powder is a mushroom powder used in energy, endurance and healthy-ageing supplements. Cordyceps has a long history in traditional Tibetan and Chinese practice, and today it is one of the most popular functional mushrooms in the sports and wellness market.
Arizone International supplies Cordyceps Sinensis Powder to herbal, Ayurvedic, food and nutraceutical manufacturers, traders, private label brands and bulk buyers. Grade, mesh size, packaging and quantity can all be set to your specification.
Wild Cordyceps sinensis, now named Ophiocordyceps sinensis, is a rare fungus that grows on caterpillar larvae in the high Himalaya and Tibetan Plateau. Known in India as Keeda Jadi, it is extremely expensive and protected or restricted in some areas, so it is not practical for everyday supplements.
Commercial Cordyceps powders are therefore made from cultivated sources. The most common are Cs-4, a fermented mycelium strain (Paecilomyces hepiali) traditionally used as a Cordyceps sinensis substitute, and Cordyceps militaris, a related species grown as fruiting bodies. Key quality markers include adenosine, cordycepin (mainly in militaris) and polysaccharides.
Cultivated Cordyceps is grown under clean, controlled conditions. Cs-4 mycelium is produced by liquid fermentation, while Cordyceps militaris is grown on grain or other substrates until it forms bright orange fruiting bodies. The harvested material is dried at low temperature and milled into a fine powder, or extracted with hot water to make a concentrated extract powder.
Formulation, dosage, safety assessment, labelling and permitted claims of the finished product must comply with the regulations of the intended market. Cordyceps may affect blood sugar and blood clotting, so people taking diabetes medicines or blood thinners, people with autoimmune conditions, and pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a healthcare professional.
Be clear on your label about the source: Cs-4 mycelium, Cordyceps militaris fruiting body or, rarely, wild Ophiocordyceps sinensis, as regulators and buyers check this closely.
Ask for adenosine and cordycepin content by HPLC, as cheaper powders may contain mostly grain substrate with little active material.
Store Cordyceps powder sealed, cool and dry, as it absorbs moisture easily.
Arizone International is an India-based manufacturer, supplier and exporter of herbs, spices, botanical powders, extracts and private-label products. We support bulk supply, custom grading and packing, and export documentation such as phytosanitary certificates.
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No. Wild Cordyceps sinensis is extremely rare and expensive. We supply cultivated Cs-4 mycelium or Cordyceps militaris, and the source is stated on the specification.
Cs-4 is a cultivated fermented mycelium strain (Paecilomyces hepiali) traditionally used as a substitute for wild Cordyceps sinensis.
Cordycepin is an active compound found mainly in Cordyceps militaris. It is used with adenosine to measure quality.
Cordyceps Sinensis Powder is usually supplied at 60 to 100 mesh, and custom mesh sizes can be milled for capsules, tablets, drinks and food blends.
Yes. We supply Cordyceps Sinensis Powder in bulk in 20 to 25 kg bags or drums with food-grade liners, with a certificate of analysis and export documents for every shipment.