Ashwagandha extract 
Apple Cider Vinegar 
Boswellia Extract 
Beetroot Extract 
Curcumin Water soluble Extract 
Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice 
Garcinia Cambogia Extract 
Gymnema Extract 
Green Tea Extract 
Moringa Extract 
Shilajit Extract 
Natural Caffein 
Standardized extracts & Herbal Powders
Fruit powders
Plant-based Vitamins and Minerals 
Amla extract- With Hight ORAC value 
Bitter melon extract 
Holy Basil Extract 
Oleoresins and Essential oils 
Hydrolyzed proteins & Enzymes 
Every label coming out from FMCG, nutraceutical, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and wellness sectors must be properly checked by regulators. In this context, Supreme Court rightly pulled up the Indian Medical Association (IMA) last week for not taking action against Patanjali on complaints for the company's alleged 'misleading' claims and 'disparaging' ads against the allopathic system of medicine.
Karthik Kondepudi
Partner, Herbochem
Every label coming out from FMCG, nutraceutical, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and wellness sectors must be properly checked by regulators. In this context, Supreme Court rightly pulled up the Indian Medical Association (IMA) last week for not taking action against Patanjali on complaints for the company's alleged 'misleading' claims and 'disparaging' ads against the allopathic system of medicine.
Recently, Patanjali found itself under the scanner of regulatory bodies and Supreme Court in the context of dodgy advertising practices. Welcome as this development was, the ayurvedic major is hardly alone in stretching the truth when it comes to advertising. While regulatory authorities must ensure that advertising adheres to ethical standards and doesn't mislead consumers, such scrutiny should be applied across the board.
Karthik Kondepudi
Partner, Herbochem