Microgreens concentrate the bioactive compounds the pharma, nutraceutical and cosmetic industries pay most for — often 10–100× more than mature vegetables. We cultivate them under controlled conditions and turn the biomass into standardized, traceable, extract-ready material.
The broccoli-derived compound at the centre of chemoprevention research — and broccoli microgreens carry 10–10…
Explore →Pigment · polyphenolClean-label natural pigments and polyphenol antioxidants — concentrated in red and purple microgreens such as …
Explore →CarotenoidThe macular carotenoids behind the multi-billion-dollar eye-health category — concentrated in microgreens like…
Explore →Provitamin AProvitamin-A carotenoid and natural colorant — red cabbage and pepper-cress microgreens are among the richest …
Explore →AntioxidantBroad-spectrum plant antioxidants for nutraceuticals and cosmeceuticals — and controlled LED cultivation can r…
Explore →BrassicaThe parent family behind sulforaphane and mustard-oil actives — Brassica microgreens are dense in glucosinolat…
Explore →PigmentThe green pigment sold as a natural colorant and “green” supplement — microgreens are a dense, clean source of…
Explore →VitaminPhylloquinone for supplements and fortification — amaranth and Brassica microgreens are among the richest fres…
Explore →FlavonolA flavonol antioxidant of rising research interest — concentrated in kale, broccoli and radish microgreens.…
Explore →FlavonolOne of the best-selling bioflavonoids in supplements — a $1.6–1.8B market — and Brassica and allium microgreen…
Explore →For B2B ingredient sourcing. Statements describe published research and third-party market estimates; they are not medical advice, and no health claim is made for any finished product. Market figures vary by source and are indicative.
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