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THE ADORREAL JOURNAL · INGREDIENT EDUCATION

Fruit & Vegetable Extracts: Ingredients, Grades & Product Links

Fruit and vegetable ingredients appear as powders, extracts and constituent-rich preparations. This guide covers the portfolio entries and connects matching ingredients to Adorreal product pages. A named fruit extract...

21 Oct 20265 min readAdorreal Editorial
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Fruit & Vegetable Extracts: Ingredients, Grades & Product LinksREAL INGREDIENTS. INFORMED CHOICES.
✧KNOW THE INGREDIENT. READ THE LABEL.

Fruit and vegetable ingredients appear as powders, extracts and constituent-rich preparations. This guide covers the portfolio entries and connects matching ingredients to Adorreal product pages. A named fruit extract is not nutritionally equivalent to a serving of the whole food.

How to compare this ingredient category

Distinguish whole-food powder, concentrated extract, colouring preparation and a quantified nutrient. Check the carrier ingredients, serving amount and any separately declared vitamin or constituent content.

The entries below reproduce source-stated catalogue details. An asterisk or incomplete assay needs confirmation; an extract ratio is not a dosing instruction or a promise of benefit.

Ingredient directory: 44 catalogue entries

Acai Berry

Catalogue entry: Acai berry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1, Positive for Vit C.

A purple fruit used in botanical supplements; the fruit and its extracts are different from a complete serving of berries. Look for the plant source, extract amount and any stated concentration rather than relying on the word antioxidant alone.

Related store products: Adorreal Acai Berry Antioxidant Herbal Supplement.

Acerola

Catalogue entry: Acerola Extract
Listed specification: 10% Vitamin C.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Catalogue entry: Apple Cider Powder
Listed specification: 30% Acetic Acid.

A fermented apple preparation available as a liquid and in dried or encapsulated forms. Check whether the product states dried vinegar, extract or acetic acid content. Capsules and a spoonful of liquid vinegar are not directly equivalent.

Related store products: Apple Cider Vinegar -60 capsules.

Apricot

Catalogue entry: Apricot extract
Listed specification: 5:1.

Avocado

Catalogue entry: Avocado Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Beet Root

Catalogue entry: Beet Root extract
Listed specification: 5% Nitrite*.

Confirm the final identity, grade and batch specification before use. A matching retail product is not confirmed for this entry.

Bilberry

Catalogue entry: Bill Berry Extract
Listed specification: 25% Anthocyanidins.

A dark-coloured berry used in fruit extracts, often described by their anthocyanin content. Check the species, extract amount and any quantified anthocyanins. Bilberry and blueberry are related names but not automatically the same ingredient.

Related store products: Adorreal Bilberry Extract -60 Capsules.

Bitter Apricot Kernel

Catalogue entry: Bitter Apricot Kernel Extract
Listed specification: 10:1/20:1.

Black Berry

Catalogue entry: Black Berry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Blueberry

Catalogue entry: Blueberry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Broccoli

Catalogue entry: Broccoli Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Camu Camu

Catalogue entry: Camu Camu Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Carrot

Catalogue entry: Carrot Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Chia Seed

Catalogue entry: Chia Seed Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Chick Peas

Catalogue entry: Chick Peas Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Fruit

Catalogue entry: Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Fruit Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Lemon

Catalogue entry: Citrus Lemon Fruit Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Cranberry

Catalogue entry: Cranberry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

A fruit used in dried preparations and extracts, sometimes standardised for proanthocyanidins. Compare the actual extract and any quantified PAC content. Cranberry is not a treatment for an active urinary infection or a substitute for assessment.

Related store products: Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) extract -60 Capsules.

Egg Plant

Catalogue entry: Egg Plant Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Elder Berry

Catalogue entry: Elder Berry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Flaxseed

Catalogue entry: Flax Seeds Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

A plant oil that supplies alpha-linolenic acid, a plant omega-3 fatty acid. ALA is different from EPA and DHA. Compare the declared fatty-acid content rather than assuming all omega-3 oils provide the same compounds.

Related store products: Flaxseed Oil Omega Fatty Acid Supplement | 30 Softgels.

Carrot

Catalogue entry: Gajar Dry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Goji Berry

Catalogue entry: Goji Berry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Graviola

Catalogue entry: Graviola Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Green Apple

Catalogue entry: Green Apple Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Guava

Catalogue entry: Guava Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Hawthorn

Catalogue entry: Hawthorn Berry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Kiwi

Catalogue entry: Kiwi Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Lemon

Catalogue entry: Lemon Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Mangosteen

Catalogue entry: Mangosteen Extract
Listed specification: 10% Xanthon by UV.

Noni

Catalogue entry: Noni Extract
Listed specification: 10:1, 40% Saponin.

A tropical fruit botanical used in juice, powder and extract preparations. Read the preparation and serving information. Juice, dry fruit powder and concentrated extract are not interchangeable by volume or weight.

Related store products: Noni Extract Capsules – 60 Caps.

Orange Peel

Catalogue entry: Orange Peel Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Peach

Catalogue entry: Peach Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Phaleria Macrocarpa Fruit

Catalogue entry: Phaleria Macrocarpa Fruit Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Plum and Prune

Catalogue entry: Plum Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Pomegranate

Catalogue entry: Pomegranate Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

A fruit botanical used in powders and extracts that can differ by plant part and composition. Read whether the product uses fruit, peel or another preparation, and whether any polyphenol standardisation is declared.

Related store products: Pomegranate Extract (Punica granatum) Caps.

Plum and Prune

Catalogue entry: Prune Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Plum and Prune

Catalogue entry: Prunus Domestica Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Pumpkin

Catalogue entry: Pumpkin Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Red Raspberry

Catalogue entry: Red Raspberry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Rose Hip

Catalogue entry: Rose Hip Extract
Listed specification: 20% Polyphenol , 5% Vitamin C.

Sea Buckthorn

Catalogue entry: Seabuckthorn Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

A botanical used in fruit, seed and oil-based preparations. Identify whether the formula contains an extract or oil and which plant part is used. These preparations have different compositions.

Related store products: Sea Buckthorn Extract -60 Capsules.

Strawberry

Catalogue entry: Strawberry Extract
Listed specification: 10:1.

Walnut Powder

Catalogue entry: Walnut Powder
Listed specification: 8:1.

From catalogue ingredient to finished product

The catalogue describes sourcing materials and grades. It does not establish the grade, dose or composition of a retail supplement. Follow the individual product label for its complete formula, allergens, serving directions and warnings.

Use the ingredient-specific product links above to open the relevant formula. Product availability and pack choices can change.

For entries without a matching product link, explore the ingredient directory or contact Adorreal. A catalogue listing does not mean every material is available as a retail supplement.

Frequently asked questions

Does a higher percentage always mean better quality?

No. Compare the same named constituent, form and test method. A marker value describes an aspect of the material, not a guarantee of a health outcome.

Can I use the catalogue to choose a daily dose?

No. It is a material selection guide. Use the directions for the finished product, and seek qualified advice about personal suitability.

Are all these ingredients suitable for oral supplements?

No such conclusion should be drawn from the catalogue. Intended use, identity, formulation and applicable requirements must be checked for the exact material. Do not consume sourcing materials as home remedies.

Continue your ingredient research

Read the Adorreal A–Z ingredient guide, browse ingredients and products, or consult the NIH supplement fact sheet library for independent education.

A note on choosing supplements

This article is educational. Ingredient forms, strengths and directions vary between products. Read the full product label and seek qualified advice for individual health concerns or medicine interactions.

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