let Mother Nature nurture you, heal you, and console you
प्रकृतिर् एव चिकित्सायाः मूलं हि परमा मता |
औषधानि तु साहाय्यं, न तु मूलं कदाचन ||
Prakṛtir eva cikitsāyāḥ mūlaṁ hi paramā matā |
Auṣadhāni tu sāhāyyaṁ, na tu mūlaṁ kadācana ||
This Sanskrit verse explains the philosophy of Ayurveda, which means healing comes from aligning with nature, not just from external medicine and emphasises the wisdom of nature (prakṛti) as the foundation of wellness
As the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates said, “You are what you eat.” At Eminus, we wholeheartedly believe in this principle and recognize the importance of producing high-quality natural plant extracts for medicine, food, and cosmetics. While focusing on quality, our innovative cooperative business model grants us access to top-notch research infrastructure, ensures optimal extraction methods, and maintains efficient operations. This guarantees the production of high-quality phytoextracts at competitive prices, with timely supply, adhering to globally accepted food safety management systems.

Spice oleoresins, the most concentrated essence of spices, capture the whole character of their source and serve as potent flavoring agents in the food industry. More economical, easier to control for quality, and cleaner than ground spices, oleoresins offer greater stability when heated than essential oils.

The extraction of medicinal plants is a process of separating active plant materials or secondary metabolites, such as alkaloids, flavonoids, terpenes, saponins, steroids, and glycosides, from inert or inactive material using appropriate extraction procedures.

Essential oils, the essence of plants, capture their unique scent and flavor. These aromatic compounds are distilled through steam, water, or cold pressing, preserving their true nature. Oils obtained chemically lack the purity of true essential oils, emphasizing the importance of natural extraction methods.

Plant pigments are nature’s flawless palette, hold the promise to replace synthetic dyes. Chlorophylls, carotenoids, anthocyanins, and betalains paint a vibrant spectrum, infusing foods with their rich, natural hues.