Cough and Cold Ayurvedic Medicine Catalogue
Herbal Hills’ cough and cold ayurvedic medicine catalogue presents our private label range for this category, manufactured at our GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra, within a 400+ product catalogue backed by 20+ years of manufacturing experience. Each item can be produced under your brand, with label design, packaging and registration support. The cough and cold catalogue lists a kwath-style tea tablet and a 200 ml syrup for your own label.
The cough and cold ayurvedic medicine catalogue is Herbal Hills’ category-level listing of private label Ayurvedic products for everyday seasonal wellness, manufactured under GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified conditions, with a 500-unit starting MOQ.
What the Cough and Cold Ayurvedic Medicine Catalogue Covers
- Category scope — general everyday seasonal wellness support
- Product types — most items are multi-ingredient Ayurvedic formulations, with single-herb options where listed
- Dosage forms — tablets, capsules, powders, and syrups, depending on the product
- Private label branding — every catalogue item can be produced under your own brand
Using the Catalogue to Build Your Private Label Range
- Browse the category and shortlist the products that fit your brand
- Request samples or discuss formulation adjustments with our R&D team
- Confirm the MOQ (starts at 500 units) and your packaging format
- Finalize label design under your brand identity
- Production, in-house lab testing and dispatch
Quality Assurance & Certifications
Herbal Hills products are manufactured at a facility holding the following certifications and registrations, as listed on our certifications page:
| Certification / registration | Scope |
|---|---|
| GMP | Good Manufacturing Practice — facility hygiene, process control, batch consistency |
| ISO | Quality management systems |
| FSSAI | Food Safety and Standards Authority of India registration |
| USFDA | Registration with the US Food and Drug Administration |
| USDA Organic (NOP) | USDA organic standard |
| IMO (NPOP) | Organic certification by IMO Control |
| Halal | Halal certification |
| APEDA | Export registration — agricultural and processed food products |
| FIEO | Export registration — Federation of Indian Export Organisations |
| AYUSHEXCIL | Export promotion registration for Ayurvedic products |
| Export Inspection Council (EIC) | Plant approved by the Export Inspection Council, Mumbai |
Browse the cough and cold ayurvedic medicine catalogue, shortlist the products that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and formulation support.
Cough and Cold Catalogue – Key Facts
- Scope: a two-product private label cough and cold catalogue built on kitchen-spice and classical herbs
- Products listed: Kofherbo T kwath Tablet and Kof Syrup
- Formats: a tea tablet (kwath style) and a syrup
- Pack sizes shown: 30 tea tablets of 840 mg; 200 ml syrup bottle
- MOQ: starts at 500 units
- Production: own GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra
- Lab support: in-house lab, NABL-accredited labs for advanced tests, CoA supplied with every batch
- Label design: free for private label clients
- Before launch: the brand’s regulatory adviser reviews all claim wording
Inside the Cough and Cold Catalogue: A Tea Tablet and a Syrup
The cough and cold catalogue is a short, two-product list. Its most distinctive item is Kofherbo T kwath Tablet, a tea tablet that brings the traditional kwath idea into a modern bottle of 30. Next to it sits Kof Syrup in a 200 ml bottle. Together they give a brand one dry format and one liquid format for a seasonal wellness shelf.
This page is meant for trade buyers who want to launch these products under their own label. It covers what the cough and cold catalogue contains, how the two formats differ for stocking and shipping, the packaging and documents to plan, and the steps to place an order. It makes no health claims and is not advice on use.
What does the cough and cold catalogue list?
| Product | Format | Pack size shown | From the catalogue page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kofherbo T kwath Tablet | Tea tablet, 840 mg | 30 tablets | Thirteen herbs and spices as powders |
| Kof Syrup | Syrup | 200 ml | Mock-up label shows a honey flavour; over twenty herbal powders listed |
These sizes are the ones printed in the cough and cold catalogue PDF. A buyer who wants a 100 ml syrup or a larger tablet count can raise it with our team. Alternatives depend on the product and the packaging available, and we confirm them before quoting.
Kitchen spices and classical herbs in the compositions
Kofherbo T kwath Tablet lists Miri (black pepper), Dalchini, Lavang, Jatiphala, Elachi, Sunthee, Badi elaichi, Yastimadhu, lemon grass, Adulasa, Kantakari, Tulsi and Bharangi. Many of these are everyday Indian spices, which gives the product a familiar, kitchen-shelf character that some brands like to highlight in their design.
Kof Syrup has a longer list, including Kantakari, Adulsa, Mulethi, Tulsi, Gojhiva, Baheda, Giloy, turmeric, Pippali, ginger, Pudina, eucalyptus, Bharangi, Harde and Banfsa. Your team decides how to present these names on pack. Composition sheets are shared on request, and the custom Ayurvedic formulation team can talk through a variant of your own.
Tea Tablet vs Syrup: Stocking and Shipping Differences
Because the cough and cold catalogue has only two products, buyers mostly weigh one format against the other. The points below are the usual ones to compare.
| Factor | Kofherbo T kwath Tablet | Kof Syrup |
|---|---|---|
| Weight in transit | Light bottle of 30 tablets | 200 ml liquid, heavier per unit |
| Breakage risk | Low | Needs a secure cap and sturdy shipper |
| Positioning | Herbal tea-style format, stands out on a shelf | Familiar syrup format for chemist channels |
| Label area | Compact label | Room for flavour and ingredient panel |
| Suits | E-commerce, exporters, gift and wellness stores | Pharmacies, general trade, Ayurvedic stores |
Seasonal demand matters in this category. Distributors may want stock in place before their busy months. Share your selling season with our team at the enquiry stage so production can be planned around it.
Who Sources From the Cough and Cold Catalogue?
- Ayurvedic brands adding a seasonal sub-line to a year-round range
- Chemist distributors who want a house-brand syrup next to established labels
- Online sellers looking for a lightweight, unusual format such as a tea tablet
- Exporters who need spice-and-herb formulations for overseas Ayurvedic shops
- Clinics and Ayurvedic practitioners selling under their own name
Our Ayurvedic third party manufacturer page explains how third-party manufacturing works for first-time buyers, and the private label services page lists what is included with a private label order.
Packaging, Testing and Labels for Cough and Cold Catalogue Products
The catalogue mock-up shows Kof Syrup in an amber bottle and Kofherbo T kwath Tablet in a white bottle. Use these as references only. Bottle colour, closure, seal and carton style can be discussed, and the Ayurvedic product packaging and customized packaging pages describe what we can offer.
Label artwork under your own brand
A tea tablet needs clear preparation directions on pack, and the syrup needs its own usage panel. Our designers prepare label and carton artwork free of charge for private label clients, laying out the text your regulatory adviser approves. The logo branding on labels page shows how logos and brand colours are applied.
Testing and CoA
Every batch from the cough and cold catalogue is tested in our in-house lab and dispatched with a Certificate of Analysis. NABL-accredited labs carry out advanced tests where required. Read more on the Ayurvedic medicine lab testing page. A product dossier and export documentation support are available for registrations and import paperwork.
Who signs off the claims?
In India, Ayurvedic proprietary medicines fall under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, and the sector is guided by the relevant authority. Advertising for products in this category is also governed by the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act.
Every label claim, carton line and online listing for a cough and cold catalogue product must therefore be reviewed by the brand’s own regulatory adviser before launch. Herbal Hills manufactures the product and supplies its documents; the final wording and market approvals sit with the brand owner.
Placing an Order From the Cough and Cold Catalogue
The MOQ for private label and third-party manufacturing starts at 500 units. If you plan both products, ask how the MOQ applies to each. The minimum order quantity page covers the general rules.
- Download the cough and cold catalogue PDF from the top of this page
- Choose the tea tablet, the syrup or both
- Share your market, channel, pack sizes and selling season
- Review composition sheets and samples, or request a variant
- Approve label and carton artwork, including preparation and usage panels
- Have your regulatory adviser approve all claims
- Confirm quantities; production, lab testing, CoA and dispatch follow
Cough and Cold Catalogue Launch Checklist
- ✓ Products chosen from the cough and cold catalogue, with pack sizes noted
- ✓ Selling season shared with our team for production planning
- ✓ Composition sheets and current CoA reviewed
- ✓ Syrup bottle colour, cap and shipper carton agreed
- ✓ Tea tablet bottle and preparation panel agreed
- ✓ Artwork approved under your brand identity
- ✓ Claims and listing copy cleared by your regulatory adviser
- ✓ MOQ, order quantity and export paperwork confirmed
Positioning the Cough and Cold Catalogue Range Compliantly
Products in this category are easy to describe in a factual, attractive way without making promises. Lead with the format and the ingredients: a kwath-style tea tablet pressed from spices such as Dalchini, Lavang and Sunthee, or a 200 ml syrup made with Mulethi, Tulsi and Adulsa. Buyers recognise these names, and they are fully supported by the composition sheet.
Keep outcome words out of your artwork and listings unless your regulatory adviser has approved them. A line such as for seasonal wellness ranges, or a note that the herbs are traditionally used in Ayurveda, gives shoppers context while staying descriptive. Our team shares composition sheets for every product in the cough and cold catalogue so your adviser can work from the source.
Export notes for the cough and cold catalogue
Exporters may prefer the tea tablet because it is light and compact in transit. The syrup can also be exported, but it needs secure closures and stronger shipper cartons. Ingredient rules differ between countries, so ask your importer or adviser to check both compositions against the destination market before you order.
Herbal Hills provides export documentation support, a Certificate of Analysis with every batch and a product dossier on request. Tell us your destination when you enquire so the right paperwork is planned from the start.
Pairing the tablet and the syrup under one name
Brands that list both products can give them one sub-brand name and matching colours, so the tea tablet and the syrup read as a single seasonal range. Our design team can prepare both labels together for a consistent look on shelf and online.
Related category catalogues
Brands planning a seasonal range often review the immunity support catalogue and the digestion support catalogue as well. Every category is linked from our main private label Ayurvedic medicine catalogue.
Planning a seasonal range? Download the cough and cold catalogue, pick your format and talk to our private label team. Email business@herbalhills.in or Contractmfg@herbalhills.in, or call +91 8657566722 / +91 7770019138, or use the Contact Us page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Herbal Hills' cough and cold ayurvedic medicine catalogue?
It presents Herbal Hills’ private label range for this category, manufactured at a GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra. Herbal Hills’ overall catalogue is 400+ products.
Can I sell these products under my own brand?
Yes. Herbal Hills offers private label and third-party manufacturing, with label design and packaging support.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Herbal Hills’ MOQ for private label and third-party manufacturing starts at 500 units.
What types of products does this catalogue include?
The catalogue lists Herbal Hills’ private label Ayurvedic range for everyday seasonal wellness, available as tablets, capsules, powders and syrups depending on the product. Herbal Hills manufactures to your specification.
Can a formulation be adjusted or developed for my brand?
Yes. Herbal Hills offers custom formulation support — see the Custom Ayurvedic Formulation page.
What certifications does Herbal Hills hold?
Herbal Hills holds GMP, ISO, FSSAI, USFDA, USDA Organic (NOP), IMO (NPOP), Halal, APEDA, FIEO, AYUSHEXCIL and Export Inspection Council approvals. See our certifications page for details.
Where does Herbal Hills manufacture?
Herbal Hills manufactures at its own facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra, supported in part by its own organic farm in the Sahyadri range.
How established is Herbal Hills?
Herbal Hills manufactures a catalogue of 400+ Ayurvedic products, backed by 20+ years of manufacturing experience.
How many products are in the cough and cold catalogue?
Two: Kofherbo T kwath Tablet, sold as 30 tea tablets of 840 mg, and Kof Syrup in a 200 ml bottle.
What is a kwath tea tablet?
Kofherbo T kwath Tablet is a tea tablet format based on the traditional Ayurvedic kwath idea, pressed from herb and spice powders and packed 30 to a bottle.
Can I launch only Kof Syrup from the cough and cold catalogue?
Yes. Either product can be ordered on its own. The MOQ for private label manufacturing starts at 500 units.
Should I plan orders around a selling season?
It helps. Share your selling season at the enquiry stage so our team can plan production for your order.
Who approves claims on cough and cold products?
The brand owner. Every label claim, usage panel and listing must be reviewed by your own regulatory adviser before launch.
Do cough and cold catalogue orders include a CoA?
Yes. Our in-house lab tests every batch, and a Certificate of Analysis travels with each dispatch. Advanced tests go to NABL-accredited labs when required.