Buffalo Extraction Systems

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Asia’s nutraceutical industry is evolving rapidly, and the technologies behind better ingredients and formulations are e...
08/31/2026

Asia’s nutraceutical industry is evolving rapidly, and the technologies behind better ingredients and formulations are evolving with it.

Rohit Shah, VP – Sales & Business Development (Global Markets) at Buffalo Extraction Systems, will be attending Vitafoods Asia 2026 in Bangkok from 2nd to 4th September.

Vitafoods Asia brings together leaders across ingredients, dietary supplements, functional foods, natural products and related technologies, making it an important platform for conversations around the future of extraction and ingredient processing.

Rohit will be at Vitafoods Asia to connect with industry leaders, explore emerging opportunities and discuss how advanced extraction technologies can support the development of high-quality botanical, nutraceutical and bioactive ingredients.

If you’re attending Vitafoods Asia 2026, email [email protected] to set up a meeting.

When you produce to pharmaceutical or nutraceutical grade, your equipment sits within the scope of your GMP compliance. ...
08/29/2026

When you produce to pharmaceutical or nutraceutical grade, your equipment sits within the scope of your GMP compliance. At an audit, it is examined like anything else on the floor, and whatever it cannot demonstrate becomes something you have to account for.

EU GMP is the standard your site is inspected against, under EudraLex Volume 4. For the equipment within that site, GMP is not a label it carries. It is a set of specific requirements it must satisfy. The system has to be qualified under Annex 15, through design, installation, operation and performance qualification, and it has to arrive with the documentation that proves it. Materials and surface finish that withstand cleaning validation. A design that supports contamination control rather than undermining it.

That is what determines whether the equipment supports you at audit. A system that arrives qualified and documented, with a cleaning regime you can validate. So the right thing to ask a supplier for is not reassurance. It is the paperwork: the qualification package and the cleaning validation evidence that allow your GMP position to hold with their equipment inside it. Built to that standard, the equipment becomes one of the assured parts of your compliance.

In a plant that runs on high pressure and flammable solvent, certifications are never an afterthought. They weigh on eve...
08/27/2026

In a plant that runs on high pressure and flammable solvent, certifications are never an afterthought. They weigh on every audit, every inspection, and every shift that has to end the way it started.

What is easy to overlook is that a certificate is only ever as sound as the equipment behind it. When the systems on the floor are built to standard, compliance stops being something to defend and becomes something that simply holds.

EU GMP, CE, ASME and ATEX each close a specific operational risk, from audit exposure to pressure integrity to ignition in classified areas. Built in from the start, they stop being something you manage and become something you can rely on.

Ginger's reputation rests largely on one molecule: 6-gingerol. It carries much of the pungency and most of the pharmacol...
08/25/2026

Ginger's reputation rests largely on one molecule: 6-gingerol. It carries much of the pungency and most of the pharmacological interest, from anti-inflammatory to antiemetic activity. It is also remarkably easy to lose.

Above roughly 60 degrees, 6-gingerol dehydrates irreversibly into 6-shogaol. A little of this shift changes the profile; a lot of it rewrites the extract. Steam distillation, run at 100 degrees and above, drives that conversion close to completion, which is why it yields a fragrant ginger oil that is largely empty of intact gingerols. Aroma survives. The bioactive fraction does not.

This is where the extraction method stops being a preference and becomes the deciding variable. Supercritical CO2 works at around 31 to 40 degrees, below the threshold where gingerol degrades, and can be tuned across pressure to separate the volatile terpene fraction from the heavier gingerol-rich oleoresin, or capture both in a single fractionated run. The result is an extract whose composition reflects the rhizome, not the heat applied to it.

Getting the fragile compounds out intact is the hard part. It is also the part we build for.

Write to us to know more: [email protected]

08/21/2026

How much of your operating cost leaves with the ethanol you never recover? And how much of an extract's value goes back into cleaning up a crude that came out heavier than it needed to be?

On a high-volume cryogenic ethanol extraction line, those are the questions that quietly decide the economics, more than any single figure on a spec sheet.

Our Level 3, 50 kg Cryogenic Ethanol Extraction System is built around cryogenic ethanol extraction. At low temperature, ethanol becomes more selective, so more of the wax and lipid stays out of the crude during the run rather than being dealt with after it. Here’s a look at the full system in action.

If recovery, purity or throughput has been the constraint as you have scaled, it is worth a closer look. Get in touch with our team to talk through your material and numbers, at [email protected]

Ask any extraction specialist what separates a promising process from a reliable one, and the answer tends to be the sam...
08/20/2026

Ask any extraction specialist what separates a promising process from a reliable one, and the answer tends to be the same. It has been run, on the real material, under real conditions.

Reference data and data sheets are a starting point. They do not tell you how your botanical, with its own origin, moisture and variability, will behave once it is in the vessel. That gap is where the real development work sits.

Our global extraction innovation hubs exist to close it. R&D tailored to your target profile, trials documented to global standards, and the chance to see your material's own numbers before you commit to anything.

Get in touch to schedule your trials: [email protected]

Ask a supplier whether their equipment is ATEX certified and the answer is almost always yes. The question that actually...
08/14/2026

Ask a supplier whether their equipment is ATEX certified and the answer is almost always yes. The question that actually protects a plant comes next: certified to which category, matched to which zone, and held to what surface temperature?

ATEX does not certify general quality. It certifies that a piece of equipment will not become the ignition source in a defined explosive atmosphere. The mark is specific about it. It states the equipment's category and protection method, the gas or dust group it is built for, and a temperature class that caps its maximum surface temperature below the ignition point of what is in the air. That category then has to be matched to the zone classification of wherever it is installed. For the higher-risk categories, that assessment is made by an independent notified body rather than self-declared.

On a CO2 system, the relevance is precise. CO2 itself is inert and non-flammable. The explosive atmosphere, where one exists, comes from the ethanol and co-solvents some processes use, and from the combustible dust generated in pre-processing and milling. Those are the areas ATEX governs, across both electrical and mechanical ignition sources, and they are where a safety case is genuinely won or lost.

For whoever carries the safety and insurance sign-off, that detail is the point. ATEX is not a reassurance to take on trust. It is a documented position you can evidence, zone by zone. To learn how ATEX is specified on our systems, write to us at [email protected]

Under regulatory pressure and a sharp consumer shift toward cleaner labels, the biggest names in US food and beverages h...
08/11/2026

Under regulatory pressure and a sharp consumer shift toward cleaner labels, the biggest names in US food and beverages have committed to pulling synthetic dyes from their portfolios by 2027. The intent is settled. The supply to deliver on it is not.

The companies that come through this well will not necessarily be the ones with the sharpest procurement teams. They will be the ones who stopped treating colour as something you only ever buy.

Behind the pledges sits a simple mismatch: dozens of major portfolios reformulating into a natural colour supply that grows at the pace of agriculture, not of demand. For the pigments that lend themselves to it, that pressure makes a strong case for owning the extraction step rather than competing for its output.
It is the kind of decision that looks like capital expenditure today and like foresight in three years. Read through to know more.

The conversations at Supergreen 2026 have come to a close, but the ideas exchanged will continue to shape the future of ...
08/07/2026

The conversations at Supergreen 2026 have come to a close, but the ideas exchanged will continue to shape the future of supercritical fluid technology.

Over the past few days in Sapporo, Japan, Deshal Yadav Dalwadi, our Assistant Vice President (AVP) of Applications & Chemistry, had the opportunity to connect with researchers, technology developers, and industry professionals from around the world. From emerging research to discussions on scale-up, process optimisation, and commercial applications, the conference brought together the people driving the field forward.

At Buffalo Extraction Systems, we believe progress happens when scientific innovation meets industrial ex*****on. Events like Supergreen create the space for those conversations to happen.

A sincere thank you to everyone who took the time to meet with Deshal, exchange ideas, and share their perspectives. We look forward to continuing these conversations beyond the conference.

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