Spray drying of soluble alfalfa powder

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　　[Product Name] Alfalfa Powder

　　Latin name: Medicago Sativa Linn

　　[Product introduction] The alfalfa powder produced by our company is made of alfalfa as raw material, and is processed using the currently advanced spray drying technology. Maximized the preservation of the original flavor of alfalfa. Powdery, good flowability, good taste, easy to dissolve, and easy to store.

　　【 Product Appearance 】 The powder is loose, free of lumps, and has no visible impurities to the naked eye.

　　[Product Color] It has the inherent color of the product and is uniform and consistent.

　　[Product odor] has a unique odor inherent to the product.

　　Particle size: over 80-100 mesh

　　【 Detection Method 】 TLC

　　[Specification] 10:1 20:1 can be customized according to needs

　　【 Solubility 】 Good water solubility

　　[Production process] Selected raw materials, cleaning raw materials, juice squeezing, concentration, spray drying into powder, screening sterilization, packaging.

　　[Packaging Method] The bulk order is 25kg/cardboard drum, and the sample is packaged in aluminum foil bags at 1KG/bag. Labels can be affixed according to requirements, and if there are no special requirements, the company's internal unified labels will be used.

　　【 Storage Conditions 】 This product should be sealed and kept away from light, and stored in a dry, cool, and well ventilated place

　　【 Validity Period 】 Two years

　　【 Raw Material Introduction 】 Alfalfa (m ù xu) is a general term for plants in the Medicago genus, commonly known as goldenrod, and is a perennial flowering plant. One of the most famous is Medicago sativa, which is used as a forage grass. There are many types of alfalfa, mostly herbaceous plants.

　　There are three main types of alfalfa produced in China. It has high nutritional value and has the effects of clearing the spleen and stomach, benefiting the large and small intestines, and reducing bladder stones. Alfalfa contains the richest vitamin K, with a high content that surpasses all vegetables. Other vitamins such as vitamin C and B are also quite abundant. Mostly used as animal feed. Introduced from the Western Regions during the Western Han Dynasty.

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