Representative greenhouse-grown powder batches
Quality from culture to release
Quality built into every production step.
Controlled cultivation, route-specific processing and batch-level evidence support Dunaliella ingredient qualification for global programs.
- Cultivation control
- Route-specific processing
- Batch-specific evidence


Supercritical CO₂ oil grades
Identity, potency, metals and microbiology
Low-arsenic powder
Control starts in the cultivation system.
HETCHYN's enclosed glass-greenhouse raceways reduce exposure to open-air contamination and support tighter control of water, salinity, nutrients and the culture environment. That upstream control matters for whole-algae powder, where the complete biomass becomes the ingredient.
- Glass-greenhouse isolation from the open environment
- Monitored water, salinity, nutrients and circulation
- Product-code-specific specification and batch COA

Solvent-free extraction option
Supercritical CO₂ leaves no residual extraction solvent.
This route uses carbon dioxide instead of an organic extraction solvent and reduces thermal stress on sensitive carotenoid isomers. It is available for standard and custom oil grades.
Select a DS-SE grade when solvent-free extraction is a qualification priority. Final potency, carrier and specification are confirmed by product code.
Explore oil gradesBatch release
Four connected views of ingredient quality.
The selected product specification defines the applicable tests, methods and acceptance limits. The COA records the result for the supplied batch.
Confirm the ingredient
Identity, colour, odour and physical characteristics establish the first release layer.
Measure carotenoid potency
Validated HPLC-DAD testing supports beta-carotene content and, where applicable, isomer-profile review.
Control the relevant metals
The applicable specification defines limits for arsenic and other metals, with results recorded by batch.
Verify microbiological limits
Total plate count, mould and yeast, coliforms and specified pathogens are checked as required by grade.
Certifications & compliance
Current credentials, shown with their scope in mind.
Watermarked previews provide a clear view of the current credential set. Certification scope and product applicability vary, so qualification copies are confirmed for the selected grade.

Self-Affirmed GRAS
Dunaliella salina powder reviewed by an independent expert panel.

GMP
Good manufacturing practice credential.

ISO 22000
Food safety management system credential.

HACCP
Hazard analysis and critical control points credential.

ISO 9001
Quality management system credential.

ISO 14001
Environmental management system covering production activities including Dunaliella powder.

ISO 45001
Occupational health and safety management system covering production activities including Dunaliella powder.

Kosher
Certification covering Dunaliella salina powder.
These statuses complement the watermarked previews above. Sales confirms current scope and applicability during qualification.
- SC certification
- cGMP
- FDA
- Green Factory
Self-affirmed GRAS applies to Dunaliella salina powder. It should not be read as final FDA GRAS completion or as applying automatically to every product format.
Controlled documents
Build the quality pack around the selected code.
Controlled documents are supplied through sales so the revision, product code, extraction route and batch context remain clear.
Request the document setProduct Specification
Current requirements, methods, storage conditions and release limits for the selected product code.
Representative COA
A clearly identified representative batch for initial technical and quality review.
SDS / MSDS
Safety, handling and storage information supplied for the applicable ingredient.
Certification evidence
Current certificate copies with scope, validity and product applicability confirmed by sales.
Talk to our ingredient team
Start a quality review with the correct product code.
Share your application, target potency and market. We will help identify the most suitable starting grade.
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