Turmeric Powder

Turmeric is a 5000 years old herb, that belongs to, Zingiberaceae, the family of Ginger. Its rootstalk, in powdered form, is used as a spice (also a dye) throughout the world. Turmeric is one of the most revered and celebrated spices in the Indian subcontinent. The turmeric finger is the purest and natural form of turmeric and is used in medicines, food and dyeing processes. Organic products India have Turmeric fingers with 2 to 5% Curcumin. The Binomial name of Turmeric is Curcuma longa L – Linnaeus.

Different varieties of Turmeric:

• Suvarna
• Sugandha
• Sudarshana
• Prabha
• Krishna
• Alleppey

The range of products we offer, finds application in:

• Herbal products	• Pharmaceuticals
• Health Products	• Culinary uses
• Food Processing	• Cosmetic Uses
• Medicinal Uses	• Cloth Dying industries

Forms of Turmeric

Turmeric Finger

Turmeric Powder

Ayurvedic Uses

• To purify the blood and skin conditions remedy is probably the most common use of Turmeric in Ayurveda. • Detoxify the liver
• Balance cholesterol levels
• Fight allergies
• Stimulate digestion
• Boost immunity & enhance the complexion

Culinary Uses

• It is impossible to think of Indian food without turmeric, when added to Indian delicacies such as Curry and Rice, it gives a rich color and slight flavor to food.

Cosmetic Uses

• Natural plant products like turmeric have been formulated to heal and prevent dry skin, • Treat skin conditions such as eczema and acne, and retard the aging process.
• Curcumin from Turmeric also used in natural dye produces a range of colors from yellow to deep orange.
• Apart from sentimental value, Turmeric and Turmeric preparations like kumkum and parani serve Hindu women as an inexpensive and indigenous beauty aid in their bath.
• Its antiseptic and healing properties are said to be both a preventive cures for that much feared malady of adolescence-pimples. It is also known to discourage unwanted hair on feminine skin.

Medicinal Uses

• Liver Problem , Digestive Disorders , Treatment for skin diseases & Wound healing
• It has long been used as an Anti- Inflammatory, Curcumin is the active ingredient which has been shown to have wide range of therapeutic effects.
• It is used as an ingredient in the preparation of medicinal oils, ointments & poultice.
• It is also useful for stomachic, carminative, tonic, purifier, vermicide and an antiseptic purpose.
• It helps to cure the throat & cold problems.
• Turmeric used as tooth powder to relieves dental troubles as well as useful for in treating gall stones and gall complaints.

Food Flavour & colour

• It is also used to colour liquor, fruits drinks, cakes and table jellies.
• Its use as a colouring material is reported in the paints and varnishes industry also.
• As a chemical indicator - A diluted, tincture of turmeric is suitable for use as a fluorescence indicator.
• Provide as a natural dye for Colour cloths, Leather products, Silk, Palm fibre, Wool & Cotton materials.
• Oil of turmeric has Antiarthritic and Anti-inflammatory activity in rats.
• Turmeric oil and oleoresin are used to impart the flavour in food and perfume industries.
• Antimicrobial properties of essential oil from turmeric are reported against pathogenic bacteria & fungi.
• Turmeric is given in Diarrhea.