How Is Your Pomegranate Concentrate Processed Without Losing Potency?

Our pomegranate concentrate processing is based on a pharmaceutical-grade vacuum evaporation technique — not standard juice pasteurization. This allows us to preserve punicalagins, ellagic acid, urolithin precursors, and dozens of heat-sensitive polyphenols.

The process is done at 30°C or lower in oxygen-free chambers, with no added sugars or preservatives. This ensures that every spoonful delivers the natural antioxidant power of over 30 organic pomegranates, concentrated without degradation.

Why Our Method Preserves Polyphenols

  • Vacuum extraction: Reduces boiling point to preserve temperature-sensitive compounds like anthocyanins and urolithin precursors.
  • Oxygen-free conditions: Prevents oxidation of polyphenols such as punicalagins, ellagic acid, and flavonols.
  • No added sugar: Sweetness comes naturally from fruit — no syrups, preservatives, or artificial stabilizers.
  • Concentrated raw material: Over 30 fresh pomegranates used per 300ml bottle — without nutrient loss.
  • Micelle-friendly base: Ideal matrix for blending bioactives like iron, B12, curcumin, or D3 without compromising absorption.

Our pomegranate concentrate processing unlocks the fruit’s full nutrigenomic potential.

What Research Tells Us

  • Heat-sensitive polyphenols like punicalagins degrade rapidly above 50°C 1.
  • Vacuum evaporation preserves phenolics and antioxidant capacity in fruit extracts better than thermal pasteurization 2.
  • Cold processing retains ellagitannins and flavonols that promote urolithin formation in the gut 3.

Summary: Potency Locked In at Every Stage

Our pomegranate is never boiled, never oxidized, and never diluted. With our pomegranate concentrate processing, nature’s complexity is preserved from seed to bottle.

Tip: Most pomegranate products are pasteurized. If it doesn’t say “cold vacuum processed,” the antioxidants may be gone before it reaches you.

  1. Gil et al., Food Chem, 2010[]
  2. Luengo et al., Innov Food Sci Emerg Technol, 2020[]
  3. Seeram et al., J Nutr Biochem, 2006[]
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