Recently, there has been a movement in the global trend of healthcare from synthetic to herbal treatment. In today's international market, the herbal industry is a rapidly increasing sector. Herbal extracts and extracted chemical ingredients of herbal medications are employed in the name of Ayurveda.

India has 15 agroclimatic zones with 18,000 plant species, 6,000-7,000 of which have therapeutic characteristics. These herbal plants are employed in a variety of applications in Indian society, including traditional medicinal techniques such as Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, Sowa-Rigpa, and homeopathy, as well as plant-based pharmaceutical firms. There are 960 types of herbal plants traded, with 178 species having annual consumption levels of more than 100 metric tonnes. Eighty percent of herbal plants are harvested from the wild, while the remaining 69 percent are collected by damaging farming practices.

In India, there is a significant supply-demand imbalance for herbal extracts used in the production of Ayurvedic medications. According to the 2022 'All India Trade Survey of Prioritized Herbal Extract,' demand for high-value herbal extract surged by 50% while availability decreased by 26%. This resulted in greater habitat degradation and pharmaceutical industry overexploitation.

HERBAL EXTRACT USAGE:

Raw materials for ayurvedic medicines, such as herbs and shrubs, can be cultivated and collected in a year. As a result, it is critical to engage in herbal extract conservation, cultivation, and research and development, but here Ansar Industries is a supplier of

herbal extract in India

and other nations.

Herbal extracts

are now widely employed in alternative treatment, including Ayurveda and homeopathy. Herbal extracts exist in a variety of forms, but they all have one thing in common. Extracts are naturally occurring phytochemicals (plant-produced compounds) that have been extracted from the plant's inert structural material. The primary advantage of extracts over raw herbs is that once extracted from the plant matrix, the phytochemicals bypass digestion and are significantly more rapidly absorbable. Liquid extracts are also more convenient than eating a herb in its raw form.

The ancient medicinal practices of Ayurveda has been a proven cure for numerous diseases, stemming from a 3000-year-old knowledge of nature and its offerings. This great old traditional type of herbal treatment is fading away in modern times, but Ansar Industries is working hard to keep it alive. Despite the use of cutting-edge gear, our method of producing herbal extracts remains unchanged.

Ansar Industries is a significant manufacturer, exporter, trader and wholesaler of herbal extracts and essential oils. We also sell Herbal Extracts, Pure Herbal Extracts, and Natural Herbal Extracts.

FUTURE OF MEDICAL INDUSTRY IN INDIA:

Over the years, the export of therapeutic plants and value-added extracts of medicinal herbs has steadily increased. In 2020-2021, India exported millions worth of herbs, a 14.22 percent increase over the previous year. Foreign demand for herbal/value-added extracts of therapeutic herbs is gradually increasing, particularly in Europe and other industrialized countries. Our organization is known as a high-quality

Herbal Extract provider

to our valued consumers. Our natural extract, extracted from fresh flower leaves, is well-known in the market for its effectiveness. Furthermore, this herbal extract can be employed for a variety of therapeutic purposes. We are, in reality, India's leading maker of natural herbal extracts.

The National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB), the Ministry of AYUSH, and the Government of India have launched the 'Voluntary Certification Scheme for Medicinal Plants Produce (VCSMPP).' to promote good agricultural practices (GAPs) and good field collection techniques (GFCPs) in medicinal plant trading The VCSMPP expands the country's access to verified quality medicinal plants and raw resources. It also increases exports and India's proportion of

global herbal extract exporters

.

Through its quality certification programme, such as the 'AYUSH' and 'Premium' marks, the Ministry of AYUSH has been aiding the sector in establishing a quality standard. Furthermore, it has signed memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with a few countries to promote traditional medicines.

Every science has its own set of fundamental concepts that differ from one another. In the modern period, our time-tested Ayurvedic treatment is being used in accordance with modern notions such as separated chemical ingredients and modern pharmacology. If we employ herbal medication extracts or chemical ingredients, they may be more effective and potent, but they may also have negative side effects. As a result, it is critical to confirm the usage of isolated chemical ingredients or herbal medicine extracts from an Ayurvedic perspective.