The HTVE process
The HTVE® (High Technology Vegetal Extract) process is an innovative technology for extracting active plant compounds from plants. Using only water and the plant itself, this extraction process produces infusions that guarantee the right daily dosage, enabling you to benefit from the traditional virtues of plants simply, naturally and in just a few minutes.
This method is used in many fields, including infusions and dietary supplements.
What is the HTVE ®process ?
The patented HTVE® industrial process is an extraction process that achieves a higher concentration of natural plant active ingredients. This method concentrates two to three times more active ingredients than traditional processes. It also preserves the integrity and completeness of the plant’s active ingredients.
The concentrated result of this extraction method is a plant powder equivalent 3 times greater than standard powder. So, for infusions, this process concentrates in 1 single sachet the equivalent of the usual dosage in 3 sachets, with optimal plant bioavailability. The HTVE® process enables a rapid infusion with an intense flavour and release of active ingredients.
How does this process work?
The HTVE® process respects the principles of herbal medicine, and uses no carriers or organic solvents. The process consists of three stages:
- Infusion of two batches of plants
Two infusions are made from selected plants at a specific temperature, depending on the plant, to preserve their active ingredients and aroma.
- Liquid concentrate production
The second stage is concentration. Water is evaporated under reduced pressure at low temperature to obtain a highly concentrated liquid.
- Vaporization and drying on the third batch of plants
The resulting concentrated liquid is vaporized on the third batch of plants, then vacuum-dried. The infusion is then packaged.
Advantages of the HTVE process
The HTVE® process offers several advantages over other extraction methods.
- Greater concentration of active ingredients: This method enables more complete extraction of active plant compounds, meaning that finished products contain a higher concentration of these compounds.
- Gentle, non-selective extraction process: This process respects the entire totum of organic plants.
- No organic solvents or carriers: The HTVE ® process is more environmentally friendly than traditional extraction methods, as it does not use organic solvents to extract plant compounds, only water. No carriers are used other than the plant, which reduces the environmental impact of industries using this process.
- Versatile method : This method can be used to extract plant compounds from a wide variety of plants.
The HTVE® process is an innovative technology for extracting active plant compounds from plants in an efficient and environmentally-friendly way. The advantages of this method over traditional extraction methods are numerous, and it is increasingly used in different sectors of industry. The HTVE® process has a promising future in the production of high-quality active plant products.
Find out more about our products using the HTVE® process and discover its benefits.
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