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Exenia Group Srl is able to create intermediate products made from vegetables: extracts with advanced technologies and with different processing steps to arrive at high efficiency and high bioavailability intermediates for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, cosmeceutical and food sectors. The production concerns various plants including extracts from, myrrh, serenoa repens, camelina, chia, rosemary, tomato, turmeric. It will also concern the specific extraction of terpenes <\/strong>and flavonoids<\/strong> also given the important studies that have recently led to new treatments for tumors practiced also using these compounds. An important role also has products obtained through the circular economy only in cases where the agricultural supply chain ensures effective organic quality raw materials. The goal of this production is to obtain pharmaceutical quality active substances<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The advanced intermediates are closely related to the technology used and the integration of accessory processes capable of intensifying the active action of the substances of interest, of maintaining “ecological” quality in production and of improving bioavailability.<\/p>\n

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Following the extraction procedure, Exenia Group srl, provides various accessory processes, useful for separating the substances of interest more effectively and concentrating. Some of these have been optimized to remove the waxy component from the extracts. Waxes<\/strong> are complex and ubiquitous lipophilic molecules in the plant kingdom. They are a thorny issue in the extractive field, since they are distinctly apolar, with medium-high molecular weight and are extracted together with oil and other compounds, especially if a apolar substance such as supercritical CO2 is used as a solvent. In some cases the presence of these molecules in the extract is an added value, but in others it can only be a useless component that can complex and requisition other extracted substances from the oily solution. By removing the waxes, they can be affected by other post processes, useful for solubilizing the chemical compounds required in these lipid matrices. Some of these processes applied by Exenia are:<\/p>\n