About Manu’s Herbal Products
MANU’S HERBAL PRODUCTS was established in the year 2007 as a proprietary concern by Manoja Mukkamala a postgraduate and an ordinary house wife turned to an entrepreneur, gained in-depth knowledge on ancient remedial practices and herbs. A humble beginning from the domestic kitchen to the customers and gradually expanded the business ,used to keep stalls in different exhibitions then to some of selected retail stores and under the brand name of ‘Manu’s Herbal Products’ since 2013.
Manu’s Herbal Products is a 14 years old manufacturing company and marketing themselves traditionally to its clients and earned very good reputation in combined Andhra Pradesh state. Manus Herbal Products has Never compromised on quality with exceptional products made of pure herbs and pure coconut oil. All the products are clinically tried and tested and each ingredient used in the manufacturing of these anti hair fall herbal oils , Shampoos, crack cream, Rose water, Black Henna, fairness oil have been carefully examined, well-researched for efficiency and efficacy. The products Manus Herbal offer to all their consumers have been clinically proven to help aid recovery without causing any side effects to other parts of the body.
Infrastructure
Manu’s Herbal Products is equipped with cGMP compliant manufacturing facility having 3000 Kg raw material processing capacity, equipped with various combinations of extractors and percolators, modern and efficient distillation system, reaction vessels, SS 316 reactors, ultra-modern technology in filtration and separation and various dryers to handle a wide range of products. All the processing pieces of equipment, contact as well as non-contact parts, used in the facility are made up of SS 316. This rules out the possibility of harmful contaminants in the product. The entire manufacturing process is supervised and monitored by a team of highly experienced professionals of the industry to ensure the consistent quality of product within the managed time schedule.Quality Process
Plant extraction is a process that aims to extract certain components present in plants. It is a solid/liquid separation operation: a solid object (the plant) is placed in contact with a fluid (the solvent). The plant components of interest are then solubilized and contained within the solvent. The solution thus obtained is the desired extract. The solvent will eventually be eliminated to isolate the plant extract. If it is for the food industry, it is not necessary to separate it from the extract. If not, a second separation operation makes it possible to obtain a dry extract. Nowadays, the term “extract” is frequently used incorrectly. In fact, only solid/liquid extraction is capable of producing them, but sometimes simply crushed plant powders are marketed as “extracts”.Infrastructure
Manu’s Herbal Products is equipped with cGMP compliant manufacturing facility having 3000 Kg raw material processing capacity, equipped with various combinations of extractors and percolators, modern and efficient distillation system, reaction vessels, SS 316 reactors, ultra-modern technology in filtration and separation and various dryers to handle a wide range of products. All the processing pieces of equipment, contact as well as non-contact parts, used in the facility are made up of SS 316. This rules out the possibility of harmful contaminants in the product. The entire manufacturing process is supervised and monitored by a team of highly experienced professionals of the industry to ensure the consistent quality of product within the managed time schedule.Quality Process
Plant extraction is a process that aims to extract certain components present in plants. It is a solid/liquid separation operation: a solid object (the plant) is placed in contact with a fluid (the solvent). The plant components of interest are then solubilized and contained within the solvent. The solution thus obtained is the desired extract. The solvent will eventually be eliminated to isolate the plant extract. If it is for the food industry, it is not necessary to separate it from the extract. If not, a second separation operation makes it possible to obtain a dry extract. Nowadays, the term “extract” is frequently used incorrectly. In fact, only solid/liquid extraction is capable of producing them, but sometimes simply crushed plant powders are marketed as “extracts”.
