Natural Beta Carotene Supplements Contract Manufacturer & Private Label Partner
KS Nutripharma® develops and manufactures private-label beta carotene supplements for brands that need more than a generic contract product. Because we control the raw material grades ourselves — synthetic and fermentation-derived beta carotene in powder, oil suspension, CWS microcapsule and beadlet forms — we can build your supplement on a documented specification, a typical COA and a defined stability plan, then scale it from pilot batch to commercial production.
At a Glance
- ✓ OEM / Private Label Available—your brand, your specifications, our manufacturing
- ✓ MOQ from 3,000 units per SKU (powders and sachets); 3,000–5,000 units for tablets, capsules and softgels
- ✓ Lead Time: samples in 7–15 days; mass production in 30–45 days
- ✓ Certifications: cGMP, ISO 9001, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, HACCP, Halal, Kosher, FDA-registered facility — certificate scope and numbers available on request
- ✓ 6 Dosage Forms:tablets (12M+ units/day), capsules (5M+/day), softgels (2M+/day), gummies (2M+/day), powders and liquids
- ✓ Request a Quote: technical response within 24 hours, including formula and MOQ recommendation
What “Natural” Means for Beta Carotene — Before You Put It on the Label
“Natural beta carotene” is one of the most searched phrases in this category — and one of the most regulated. The word “natural” is defined differently across markets, and not every source qualifies everywhere:
- Fermentation-derived beta caroteneis accepted as a natural-origin source in many markets, but a “natural” claim is not automatic: it typically requires source and production-process documentation to support it, and the rules differ between the US, the EU and other destinations.
- Synthetic (nature-identical) beta caroteneis chemically identical to the natural molecule and remains the global market mainstream — but it cannot carry a “natural” claim.
- Algal beta carotene (Dunaliella salina)is available on request for projects that require algal sourcing and its mixed-carotenoid profile.
Our recommendation: choose the claim scope first, then the source. Tell us your destination markets and the exact claim wording you intend to use; we will match the source and supply the supporting documentation — source declaration, process description and specification — needed to substantiate it. Where a claim cannot be supported for a given market, we will tell you before production, not after.
Beta Carotene Supplement Formats
Choose a dosage form based on your target dose, consumer preference, formulation requirements and market positioning. Typical single-ingredient products on the mainstream market deliver 6–15 mg of beta-carotene per serving (up to 25,000 IU provitamin A).
The leading format for oil-based, fat-soluble beta carotene — and the best-absorbed delivery form.
- Recommended raw material grade: 10% / 20% / 30% beta-carotene oil suspension
- Mainstream market potency: 15 mg per softgel (25,000 IU provitamin A); typical range 6–15 mg
- Custom fill formulation with soybean, sunflower or olive oil carriers
- Shell and bottle configuration options
- MOQ: 3,000–5,000 units per SKU
- Production capacity: 2+ million softgels per day
A flexible option for powder-based formulas and streamlined product development.
- Recommended raw material grade: standard powder (5%–96%) or beadlets (1%/10%)
- Typical potency: 3–10 mg beta-carotene per capsule
- Capsule size and shell options (gelatin or vegetarian HPMC)
- Single-ingredient or combination formulas
- MOQ: 3,000–5,000 units per SKU
- Production capacity: 5+ million capsules per day
Suitable for cost-efficient, high-volume supplement programs.
- Recommended raw material grade: standard powder (5%–96%, 80 mesh) or microcapsule beadlets (1%/10%)
- Typical potency: 3–10 mg beta-carotene per tablet
- Custom serving size and tablet specifications; coating and packaging options
- MOQ: 3,000–5,000 units per SKU
- Production capacity: 12+ million tablets per day
Available for brands developing drink mixes, sachets, drops or liquid supplements.
- Recommended raw material grade: CWS microcapsule powder (1%/10%) for dry blends; oil suspensions or custom emulsions for liquids
- Bulk blending and high-volume liquid filling
- Packaging based on formula and project requirements
- Powder and sachet MOQ: 1,000–3,000 units per SKU
- Liquid MOQ: typically 5,000–10,000 units, confirmed after packaging and formula review
A consumer-friendly format for differentiated retail products.
- Recommended raw material grade: CWS microcapsule powder (1%/10%) or beadlets
- Typical potency: 1–3 mg beta-carotene per gummy
- Flavor, color, shape and serving-size customization
- Formula feasibility and stability evaluation (heat and pH sensitivity reviewed per project)
- MOQ: 5,000–10,000 units per SKU
- Production capacity: 2+ million gummies per day
Market-Validated Reference Formulations
The following formulas are market-informed starting points. They require final ingredient verification, safety review, pilot production, stability testing and target-market label approval before commercialization.
A focused natural beta-carotene product with a simple, premium ingredient story.
Reference Formula Per Softgel
Recommended Source
- Dunaliella salina
- Blakeslea trispora
- Documented palm mixed-carotene concentrate
Dosage Form
Oil-based softgel
Positioning
- Natural-source vitamin A
- Daily carotenoid nutrition
- Supports normal vision and immune function*
- Simple premium formula
Customization
- Higher-potency versions subject to safety review
- Bovine, fish gelatin or vegetarian softgel options
- Different carrier oils
- 30-, 60-, 90- or 180-count bottles
- Light-protective packaging
High-potency products providing 7,500 mcg RAE of vitamin A from beta-carotene remain available in retail channels, but they are not appropriate as a universal default formula. High-dose concepts require additional target-population and warning review.
A modern multi-carotenoid softgel with beta-carotene positioned as part of a broader carotenoid system.
Reference Formula Per Softgel
Dosage Form
Softgel or vegetarian softgel, subject to compatibility
Positioning
- Balanced carotenoid complex
- Multi-source carotenoid nutrition
- Premium daily wellness
- Eye and cellular nutrition support*
Why This Formula Works Commercially
- Broader ingredient story than single beta-carotene
- Lower beta-carotene emphasis than traditional high-potency formulas
- Includes carotenoids already established in premium retail products
- Suitable for premium 30- or 60-count formats
A general vision-nutrition concept—not an AREDS2 product and not intended to prevent or treat age-related macular degeneration.
Reference Formula Per Serving
Recommended Dosage Forms
- Two-capsule serving
- Softgel plus capsule combination
- Multi-compartment daily pack
Positioning
- Daily vision nutrition
- Screen-intensive lifestyle support*
- Macular pigment nutrient support*
- Healthy visual function*
Critical Formulation Note
The current AREDS2 formula uses lutein and zeaxanthin instead of beta-carotene. Do not market this concept as an AREDS2 equivalent or as a product for preventing or treating AMD.
A lower-beta-carotene multinutrient concept for general adult wellness.
Reference Formula Per Serving
Recommended Dosage Forms
- Two capsules
- Tablets
- Powder sachets
- Gummies with adjusted amounts
Positioning
- Daily immune nutrition*
- Seasonal wellness support*
- Antioxidant nutrient blend*
Customization
- Elderberry-free version
- Vegan vitamin D source
- Reduced-mineral gummy version
- Sugar-free powder format
Trend-Led Product Formats
Beyond ingredient selection, dosage format plays an important role in product differentiation, consumer experience and retail positioning.
The following concepts adapt established carotenoid formulas into newer delivery formats. Reference amounts remain subject to ingredient specifications, technical feasibility, stability testing and target-market review.
A water-dispersible carotenoid formula designed for beauty-from-within brands.
Reference Formula Per Sachet
Recommended Format
- Stick pack
- Sachet
- Single-serving drink powder
Product Positioning
- Beauty-from-within nutrition
- Carotenoid beauty complex
- Healthy skin appearance support*
- Daily skin-barrier nutrition*
R&D Priorities
- Water dispersibility
- Sedimentation control
- Flavor masking
- Color stability
- Oxygen and light protection
- Active-content recovery
- Sachet barrier properties
A pectin-based gummy combining natural beta-carotene with selected carotenoids and antioxidant nutrients.
Reference Formula Per Two Gummies
Recommended Format
Pectin gummy
Product Positioning
- Plant-based carotenoid nutrition
- Natural-source vitamin A
- Daily antioxidant nutrient blend*
- Consumer-friendly carotenoid format
Customization Options
- Gummy shape and size
- Natural flavor system
- Sugar-reduced formulation
- Fruit and vegetable concentrates
- Natural color direction
- Vegan positioning subject to complete formula verification
- Bottle or pouch packaging
R&D Priorities
- Processing temperature
- Carotenoid recovery
- Ingredient uniformity
- Flavor compatibility
- Moisture control
- Color change during storage
- Gummy texture and shelf life
A two-format system designed to separate oil-soluble carotenoids from water-soluble or high-volume beauty ingredients.
Softgel Component
Capsule Components
Product Positioning
- Beauty and healthy-aging daily system
- Multi-phase carotenoid nutrition
- Oil- and water-soluble nutrient combination
- Premium daily supplement pack
Commercial Advantages
- Separates incompatible ingredient systems
- Supports meaningful ingredient amounts
- Creates premium retail positioning
- Allows individual softgel and capsule optimization
- Suitable for blister packs, sachets or daily-dose boxes
A plant-focused powder blend for brands seeking a whole-food-inspired carotenoid product.
Reference Formula Per Sachet
Recommended Format
- Sachet
- Stick pack
- Scoopable powder
Product Positioning
- Whole-food carotenoid blend
- Plant-based daily nutrition
- Fruit and vegetable powder complex
- Clean-label powder concept
R&D Priorities
- Beta-carotene standardization
- Pesticide and contaminant testing
- Flavor and color consistency
- Powder flowability
- Moisture control
- Microbiological specifications
- Organic certification where claimed
Emerging Science-Informed Carotenoid Formulations
The next generation of carotenoid products may combine natural carotenoids with microbiome ingredients, mitochondrial nutrients and emerging healthy-aging compounds.
These concepts are R&D starting points—not clinically validated finished formulas. No synergistic effect should be assumed unless supported by formula-specific human evidence.
Every concept requires:
- Ingredient and supplier verification
- Target-market regulatory review
- Target-population safety assessment
- Dosage-form feasibility
- Pilot production
- Stability testing
- Claim substantiation
An exploratory combination of mixed carotenoids, a strain-specific probiotic and prebiotic fiber.
Reference Formula Direction
Recommended Formats
- Dual-capsule serving
- Powder sachet plus capsule
- Multi-component daily pack
Potential Positioning
- Carotenoid microbiome concept
- Gut-skin nutrition
- Mixed carotenoid and prebiotic formula
- Healthy-aging nutrition
Evidence Status
Early-stage human research suggests that a specific probiotic strain may influence skin carotenoid status when used with a mixed carotenoid supplement. The study did not establish improved absorption or broader clinical benefits.
R&D Requirements
- Use the clinically studied strain or document an evidence-based alternative
- Confirm CFU through the end of shelf life
- Protect the probiotic from moisture, heat and oxygen
- Separate incompatible oil-based ingredients when necessary
- Validate microbiological controls
- Avoid generalized absorption or skin-benefit claims
A shelf-stable alternative to live-probiotic carotenoid formulas.
Reference Formula Direction
Recommended Formats
- Sachet
- Powder stick
- Capsule plus powder combination
Potential Positioning
- Carotenoid and prebiotic complex
- Gut-skin nutrition concept
- Microbiome-focused daily nutrition
Evidence Status
Ex vivo studies suggest that selected carotenoids may influence microbial fermentation when combined with inulin. These findings do not establish human clinical outcomes.
R&D Requirements
- Identify the postbiotic microorganism and preparation
- Verify standardization and evidence
- Confirm permitted target-market terminology
- Validate powder dispersibility and stability
- Avoid gut-barrier or immune claims without relevant evidence
A research-led combination of natural carotenoids with a standardized broccoli-derived ingredient.
Reference Formula Direction
Recommended Formats
- Two-capsule serving
- Capsule plus softgel
- Multi-component daily pack
Potential Positioning
- Carotenoid and broccoli phytonutrient complex
- Healthy-aging nutrition
- Cellular-response nutrient concept
R&D Requirements
- Distinguish sulforaphane from glucoraphanin
- Confirm active myrosinase where applicable
- Verify sulforaphane yield through shelf life
- Protect moisture- and temperature-sensitive components
- Avoid “dual Nrf2 activation” or detoxification claims without product-specific evidence
Evidence Status
Sulforaphane has independent Nrf2-related research. Clinical synergy between sulforaphane and beta-carotene has not been demonstrated.
A formula combining lipid-soluble carotenoids with water-soluble L-ergothioneine.
Reference Formula Direction
Recommended Formats
- Two-capsule serving
- Softgel plus capsule
- Daily-dose blister pack
Potential Positioning
- Multi-phase antioxidant nutrient system
- Cellular-resilience concept
- Healthy-aging nutrition
- Premium longevity formula
R&D Requirements
- Verify target-market regulatory status
- Confirm ingredient identity and purity
- Review trademark or licensed-ingredient requirements
- Establish formula-specific claims
- Separate oil- and water-soluble components where necessary
Evidence Status
Ergothioneine and carotenoids have separate areas of scientific research. Their combined clinical effect has not been established.
Dunaliella salina
Dunaliella salina is one of the best-established natural beta-carotene sources used in premium carotenoid supplements.
Potential Features
- Naturally occurring carotenoid profile
- Oil-soluble and powder delivery systems
- Suitable for softgels and selected capsule formulas
- Natural-source positioning
- Non-GMO options subject to documentation
- Supporting source and process documents
Suitable Applications
- Natural beta-carotene softgels
- Mixed carotenoid capsules
- Carotenoid complexes
- Premium vitamin A products
Blakeslea trispora
Fermentation-derived beta-carotene from Blakeslea trispora is used in established natural beta-carotene products.
Potential Features
- Fermentation-derived source
- Standardized potency
- Powder and oil-based options
- Suitable for scalable manufacturing
- Source documentation available by specification
Suitable Applications
- Softgels
- Capsules
- Tablets
- Gummies
- Multivitamins
A fermentation-derived ingredient does not automatically qualify for every natural, vegan or clean-label claim. Claims must be verified for the target market.
Palm Mixed Carotenoids
Palm fruit concentrates can provide beta-carotene together with alpha- and gamma-carotene and other naturally occurring compounds.
Potential Features
- Mixed carotenoid profile
- Oil-soluble ingredient system
- Suitable for broader carotenoid formulas
- Strong fit for beauty and healthy-aging concepts
- Sustainable sourcing documentation subject to availability
Suitable Applications
- Mixed carotenoid softgels
- Beauty-nutrition formulas
- Healthy-aging formulas
- Premium antioxidant concepts
Carrot Concentrates and Whole-Food Powders
Carrot concentrates may support whole-food and consumer-friendly product positioning.
Potential Features
- Familiar source story
- Suitable for gummies and powders
- Whole-food positioning
- Natural color contribution
- Potential fit for family-oriented products
Suitable Applications
- Gummies
- Chewables
- Powder blends
- Whole-food formulas
- Selected children’s products
Organic, vegan and whole-food claims require product-specific verification and certification.
| Product form | Source | Available specifications | Physical appearance | Sieve profile | Typical application |
| Standard powder | Fermentation / Synthetic | 5%–96% | Orange-red to reddish-brown powder | 80 mesh | Tablets, hard capsules, gummies, premixes; raw material for encapsulated products |
| Oil suspension | Fermentation / Synthetic | 10%, 20%, 30% | Orange-red to reddish-brown suspension | — | Softgels; natural color applications |
| Microcapsule powder (CWS) | Fermentation / Synthetic | 1%, 10% | Orange-red to reddish-brown powder | 95% through 60 mesh | Solid beverages, gummies, premixes |
| Microcapsule beadlets | Fermentation / Synthetic | 1%, 10% | Orange-red to reddish-brown granules | 100% through 20 mesh; 85% through 40 mesh; 15% through 100 mesh | Solid beverages, gummies, premixes, tablets, hard capsules |
| Custom emulsion | Per project | Per application | Per application | — | Beverages and liquid systems — developed per application |
Reference COA — β-Carotene CWS 1% (for reference)
Typical COA for reference only; batch results may vary. A batch-specific COA is issued with every production lot. Public versions mask the batch number, signatories and quality seal.
- Appearance:orange-yellow to orange-red free-flowing powder
- Odor / Taste: characteristic
- Beta-carotene content (HPLC): ≥1.0% — typical result 1.39%
- E (1%, 1 cm): ≥25 — typical result 34.7
- Loss on drying: ≤8.0% — typical result 3.28%
- Arsenic (As):≤2 ppm — complies
- Lead (Pb):≤2 ppm — complies
- Total plate count:≤1,000 CFU/g — complies
- Yeast and mold:≤100 CFU/g — complies
- coli: negative — complies
- Salmonella: negative — complies
Storage: sealed container, cool and dry place, protected from strong light and heat; use promptly after opening.
Shelf life: 24 months when properly stored.
Specification sheets and typical COAs for all grades are provided with your quotation.
Beta carotene is oil-soluble, poorly dispersible in water and sensitive to light and oxygen. KS Nutripharma evaluates microencapsulated, beadlet and emulsion systems according to the intended dosage form and application — our raw material program includes powder formulation, emulsification and beverage application development alongside supplement manufacturing.
Available delivery systems may include:
- Oil suspensions for softgels
- CWS microencapsulated powders
- Beta carotene beadlets
- Water-dispersible powder systems
- Emulsions for liquid applications
Formulation stability may be affected by:
- Temperature and light exposure
- Oxygen and processing conditions
- pH and mineral content
- Continuous-phase composition
- Wall-material selection
- Emulsification technology
- Enzymes and microorganisms
- Packaging and storage conditions
Our delivery systems are designed to improve dispersibility, color performance and shelf-life behavior; final performance in your product is subject to application testing and should be verified in your actual formulation. We support that verification with samples, application guidance and stability evaluation under agreed conditions.
Carotenoids
Vitamins and Minerals
Lipid-Soluble Nutrients
Beauty-Nutrition Ingredients
- Hyaluronic acid
- Ceramides
- Vitamin C
- Tocotrienols
- Astaxanthin
- Lycopene
- Collagen peptides
- Acerola cherry
- Selected botanical extracts
Combination suitability depends on dosage form, daily serving size and stability.
Botanical and Whole-Food Ingredients
- Bilberry extract
- Marigold extract
- Tomato extract
- Carrot concentrate
- Pumpkin powder
- Spinach powder
- Acerola cherry
- Elderberry extract
- Saffron extract
- Spirulina or phycocyanin
Each botanical requires identity, active-marker, contaminant and target-market review.
Ingredient and Dosage-Form Matching
Our R&D team evaluates each project according to formula compatibility, manufacturing feasibility and target-market requirements. Customization may include:
- Beta carotene source: synthetic or fermentation-derived; specialty natural sources (e.g., Dunaliella salina) on request
- Product form matched to your application:emulsion, oil suspension, crystal / high-content powder, standard powder, microcapsule CWS powder or beadlets
- Powder color customization:orange, pink, red and other shades adjusted to your application, dosage form and brand color system
- Target potency:1–15 mg beta-carotene per serving (≈1,670–25,000 IU provitamin A), assessed against destination-market limits
- Dosage form: tablets, capsules, softgels, gummies, powders or liquids
- Combination formulas: vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, lutein, zeaxanthin, lycopene, astaxanthin or bilberry — subject to compatibility and stability assessment
- Capsule shell, carrier oil and excipient selection
- Flavor, color and sweetener options
- Vegetarian, vegan, non-GMO or allergen-free requirements
- Bottle, blister, pouch, sachet and bulk packaging
- Label and packaging review support
- Market-specific documentation
Application-based form and color customization: the product form — emulsion, oil suspension, crystal, standard powder, microcapsule powder or beadlets — is selected or developed around your application (tablets, softgels, gummies, beverages or premixes), and the powder shade can be customized across orange, pink and red tones to match your brand’s color system. Custom emulsions and color shades are confirmed during formula feasibility review.
Final ingredient options depend on availability, technical assessment and applicable regulations.
1. Market and Product Brief
Define the target market, consumer group, positioning, dosage form, serving size and price range.
2. Ingredient Verification
Confirm source, potency, carrier, certifications and supporting documentation.
3. Safety and Regulatory Review
Assess target population, total vitamin A contribution, claims, warnings and market-specific requirements.
4. Formulation Feasibility
Review ingredient compatibility, serving size, processing conditions and packaging.
5. Sample Development
Prepare a laboratory sample for appearance, taste, handling and preliminary technical evaluation.
6. Pilot Production
Confirm process transfer, uniformity, physical performance and packaging compatibility.
7. Stability Program
Establish applicable assay, appearance, microbiological, physical and packaging requirements.
8. Commercial Production
Manufacture and release the finished product according to the approved specification and quality plan.
Natural origin does not eliminate the known risks associated with high-dose supplemental beta-carotene.
High-dose beta-carotene supplements have been associated with increased lung-cancer risk among:
- Current smokers
- Former smokers
- People with occupational asbestos exposure
Accordingly:
- High-potency formulas require additional review.
- Beta-carotene should not be used as a universal replacement for lutein and zeaxanthin in AREDS2-style formulas.
- Products should not claim to prevent cancer, cardiovascular disease, AMD or other diseases.
- Tanning products must not claim to replace sunscreen or prevent UV damage.
- Children’s formulas require age-specific review.
- Natural, organic, vegan and Non-GMO claims require separate documentation.
KS Nutripharma combines scalable production capacity with flexible entry quantities.
Factory Infrastructure
- 19+ years of manufacturing experience
- 81,000+ m² GMP-compliant facility
- 2 dedicated R&D centers
- 12 automated production lines
- 260+ professionals
- 7 international certifications
- 500+ brands served
- Products supplied to 60+ export markets
Daily Production Capacity
| Dosage form | Daily capacity |
| Tablets | 12+ million units |
| Capsules | 5+ million units |
| Softgels | 2+ million units |
| Gummies | 2+ million units |
| Powders | Bulk blending supported |
| Liquids | High-volume filling supported |
Actual output and lead time depend on formula complexity, packaging, material availability and production scheduling.
Flexible MOQs
| Dosage form | Typical MOQ per SKU |
| Capsules | 3,000–5,000 units |
| Tablets | 3,000–5,000 units |
| Softgels | 3,000–5,000 units |
| Gummies | 5,000–10,000 units |
| Powders and sachets | 1,000–3,000 units |
| Liquids | Typically 5,000–10,000 units, confirmed after review |
MOQs are indicative and may change according to formula complexity, packaging, ingredient sourcing and testing requirements.
Standard Lead Times
- Sampling: 7–15 days
- Pilot batch: 15–25 days
- Mass production: 30–45 days
- Rush options: Subject to ingredient availability and production scheduling
Our facility operates under an international quality and food-safety framework covering the following certification programs:
- cGMP— dietary supplement GMP compliance (21 CFR Part 111 framework)
- ISO 9001— quality management
- ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000— food safety management
- HACCP— hazard analysis and critical control points
- Halalcertification
- Koshercertification
- FDA facility registration(United States)
Certificate scope, registration numbers and validity dates are provided on request and can be shared under NDA during project evaluation.
Market compliance support:
- United States:beta-carotene is a color additive exempt from certification (21 CFR 73.95) and a lawful dietary ingredient under DSHEA; labels declare vitamin A activity in mcg RAE.
- European Union:beta-carotene is an approved food additive (E 160a); vitamin A claims follow the NRV of 800 mcg RE under Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011.
- Label conversion guidance:1 mcg RAE = 2 mcg supplemental beta-carotene; 15 mg beta-carotene ≈ 25,000 IU provitamin A.
- Cautionary labeling:high-dose beta-carotene supplements (≥20 mg/day) are not recommended for smokers; we support appropriate warning statements for affected markets.
Each project is manufactured according to an agreed product specification and quality plan. Available documentation may include:
- Product specification and typical COA for the selected raw material grade
- Ingredient documentation (including source declaration: synthetic or Dunaliella salina)
- Batch documentation and Certificate of Analysis per production lot
- Allergen and dietary information
- Stability or shelf-life documentation, where applicable
- Manufacturing and certification documents
- Export documentation for supported markets
Standard testing items (per agreed specification):
- Identification:UV-Vis absorbance ratio (A455/A483) and HPLC retention-time match against reference standard
- Assay:beta-carotene content by HPLC / UV-Vis
- Physical:loss on drying, sieve analysis (powder grades)
- Heavy metals:lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury
- Microbiology:total plate count, yeast and mold, coliforms, coli, Salmonella
- Oil-based forms:peroxide value and acid value
- Third-party verification:SGS, Intertek or Eurofins testing available on request
Tier-1 Raw Material Partnerships — Formulas built on beta carotene from dsm-firmenich, BASF, NHU and other leading producers, with full documentation and traceability.
Scalable Manufacturing — Move from pilot quantities to high-volume production without changing manufacturing partners.
Dedicated R&D Support — Two R&D centers support feasibility assessment, sample development and production transfer.
Multiple Dosage Forms — Develop tablets, capsules, softgels, gummies, powders and liquids through one manufacturing partner.
Flexible Entry Quantities — MOQ options support both market testing and established retail programs.
Export Experience — We have supported more than 500 brands across over 60 export markets.
Defined Project Timelines — Receive clear milestones for sampling, pilot production and commercial manufacturing.
Start Your Beta Carotene Supplement Project
Tell us what you want to manufacture. Our team will review your requirements and recommend an appropriate raw material grade, dosage form, MOQ and project path.
Recommended RFQ fields:
- Name and business email
- Company and website
- Country and target market
- Preferred dosage form
- Formula path: stock formula / ready-to-develop concept / fully custom
- Preferred source: synthetic / fermentation-derived / algal (on request)
- Target specifications (e.g., 10% CWS, 30% oil suspension, 5%–96% powder)
- Target serving size/potency (mg or IU)
- Estimated order quantity
- Packaging requirements
- Required certifications
- Target launch date
- Existing formula or reference product
Primary CTA: Get a Custom Manufacturing Quote⇒
For OEM and private label projects, we typically provide a comprehensive documentation package to support product development, regulatory review, import clearance, and commercial launch.
Standard Documentation Package
Raw Material Documents
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Specification Sheet
Ingredient Origin Statement
Allergen Statement
Non-GMO Statement (if applicable)
Halal / Kosher Certificates (if requested)
Quality & Safety Documents
Heavy Metal Test Report
Microbiological Test Report
Residual Solvent Report (if applicable)
Third-Party Laboratory Reports (upon request)
Batch Traceability Records
Finished Product Documents
Finished Product COA
Master Formula Sheet
Nutrition Facts / Supplement Facts Draft
Label Compliance Review
Shelf-Life & Stability Summary
Packaging Specification
Regulatory & Export Documents
FDA Registration Information
cGMP Compliance Statement
ISO 22000 / HACCP Certificates
Free Sale Certificate (if available)
Certificate of Origin
Commercial Invoice & Packing List
That depends on the source and your destination market. Fermentation-derived beta carotene can support natural-origin positioning in many markets, but a “natural” claim typically requires source and production-process documentation, which we supply with the project. Synthetic beta carotene cannot carry a natural claim. We confirm claim feasibility per market before production.
The COA shown is a typical COA for reference; batch results may vary. Public versions mask the batch number, signatories and quality seal. A batch-specific COA is issued with every production lot.
The 30% oil suspension is the standard choice — it delivers the market-benchmark 15 mg dose in a small fill volume. The 10% and 20% grades are used for lower-dose products or larger softgels.
Yes, using the fermentation-derived 30% oil suspension; label conversion and claim wording are confirmed during regulatory review for your destination market.
We use CWS microcapsule grades whose wall material is designed to improve stability against heat, oxygen and light; actual assay retention is verified in pilot batches under your process conditions and packaging.
Raw material grades carry a 24-month shelf life when properly stored (sealed, cool and dry, protected from light and heat). Finished-product shelf life is confirmed through stability evaluation under the agreed specification and packaging.
Yes. Potency is set per serving within destination-market limits, and beta carotene can be combined with vitamins A, C, D and E, lutein, zeaxanthin, lycopene or astaxanthin subject to compatibility and stability review.
Yes — those are served by dedicated pages: our ingredient line (/ingredients/beta-carotene-powder-supplier/) covers bulk specifications, and our beverage solution page (/solutions/beta-carotene-beverage-colorant/) covers coloring applications. This page focuses on finished supplements.
Standard sampling normally takes 7–15 days after the formula and project requirements are confirmed.
Standard mass production takes approximately 30–45 days. Timing depends on materials, formula complexity, packaging and production scheduling.
Yes. Third-party verification through SGS, Intertek or Eurofins can be arranged on request, in addition to batch COAs issued against the agreed specification.
We can support formula and label-document review within the agreed project scope, including IU/RAE conversion and market-specific cautionary statements. The brand owner remains responsible for final legal approval in the destination market.
Yes. Specification sheets and typical COAs for the selected raw material grade are supplied with your quotation, and batch COAs are issued per production lot according to the agreed testing plan.
KS Nutripharma has supplied products to more than 60 export markets. Shipping feasibility and documentation are confirmed for each destination.
