Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue

The quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue is Herbal Hills’ listing of existing Ayurvedic supplements that can carry your brand, manufactured under GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified conditions, with a 500-unit starting MOQ.

What the Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue Covers

• Category scope — existing single-herb Ayurvedic supplements that can carry your brand without new product development
• What QuickLabel means — putting your brand on existing catalogue products; for a new formulation, see our custom formulation page
• Private label branding — label design and packaging under your own brand
• Related ranges — see the quick label catalogue and the main ayurvedic supplements catalogue

Using the Catalogue to Build Your Private Label Range

1. Browse the range and shortlist the products that fit your brand
2. Request samples from our team
3. Confirm the MOQ (starts at 500 units) and your packaging format
4. Finalize label design under your brand identity
5. 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:

Browse the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue, shortlist the products that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and packaging support.

Why Brands Shortlist the Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue

Single-herb products are the backbone of many Ayurvedic shelves. Shoppers search for Ashwagandha, Triphala, Moringa or Shatavari by name, so a brand that carries the familiar herbs in clean packs can be found easily. The quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue gathers 42 of these products in one place.

Each entry shows the herb, the format, the pack counts and the composition. Your brand name replaces ours on the label, and the rest of the product is already proven in production at our plant.

Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue – Key Facts

• Number of products: 42 single-herb items, numbered 1 to 42 in the PDF
• Formats: tablets, capsules, powders and two 500ml health juices
• Tablet and capsule packs: 60, 120 and 700 count jars, depending on the item
• Powder packs: 100g and 200g jars and 1kg pouches, depending on the item
• Branding: label design and packaging under your own brand
• Minimum order: from 500 units
• Certified plant: GMP, ISO and USFDA certified facility at Lonavala, Maharashtra

How Is the Catalogue Organised?

The PDF behind the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue runs in numbered order. It opens with the two juices, moves through capsules and tablets for the best-known herbs, and then lists a long run of single-herb powders. Each product block shows the pack mock-ups with a Your Brand Name panel, the composition box and the sizes beneath the packs.

Because the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue repeats one layout for every herb, comparing items is quick. A buyer can scan pack sizes for 42 products in a few minutes and mark the ones that fit a planned range.

Formats Inside the Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue

Health juices

Aloe Juice and Amla Juice open the list, each in a 500ml bottle labelled as a health juice. The composition box describes each as 100% juice of the named plant, given per 30ml serving on the sheet.

Tablets

Tablet items include Ashwagandha, Giloy (Guduchi), Moringa, Nirgundi, Papaya, Shatavari and Triphala. Most are coated tablets, offered in 60, 120 or 700 count jars as shown for each herb. Several tablets combine a herb powder with a standardised extract of the same herb.

Capsules

Capsules cover Arjuna, Ashwagandha, Punarnava, Senna, Shilajit and Shallaki. Fill weights on the sheet range from 250mg for Shallaki to 500mg for Arjuna, and many list a standardisation value, such as Withanolides for Ashwagandha or Fulvic Acid for Shilajit.

Powders

The largest group is the powder section. It runs from Amla, Arjuna, Ashwagandha, Moringa leaf and Punarnava through Triphala, Neem, Bhringraj, Gurmar, Krounchbeej, Gotu Kola, Mehendi, Nagarmotha, Vijaysar, Yashtimadhu, Baelpatra, Asthishrunkhala, Brahmi, Haritaki, Jambu Beej, Garcinia, Gokshur, Giloy, Methi and Safed Musli. Each powder is listed as 100% of the named plant part.

Botanical names printed in the catalogue

Botanical names in the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue matter for export files and marketplace listings. Copy them from our batch documents rather than from a screenshot of the PDF, so spelling and plant part stay accurate.

Standardised Extracts Listed on the Sheets

Several capsules and tablets in the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue pair a herb powder with a standardised extract. The sheet states the marker and its level, which gives buyers a clear specification to quote in product files.

These values describe the extract used, not a claimed outcome. If your market or buyer asks for a test report on a marker, tell us when you place the order so the right checks are planned for your batch.

Matching Herbs to Your Sales Channel

Different buyers lean on different parts of the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue. Online sellers often start with tablets and capsules in 60 or 120 counts, because small jars ship cheaply and suit a first purchase.

Ayurvedic doctors and clinics usually prefer the 700-count jars and the 1kg powder pouches for dispensing. Retail pharmacies like the 100g and 200g powder jars, which sit neatly on a shelf.

Exporters tend to pick well-known herbs such as Ashwagandha, Moringa, Triphala and Shatavari, then check the import rules for each destination before finalising a list.

Choosing Herbs From the Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue

A focused first range works better than a long one. Many brands pick four to six herbs, cover two formats, and add more once sales data comes in. Some start with one hero herb, such as Ashwagandha, which the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue offers as a tablet, a capsule and a powder.

• Choose herbs your audience already searches for by name
• Pick one format per herb to begin, then extend
• Mix small retail packs with one bulk pack if you also serve clinics
• Keep the composition text exactly as written in our batch documents
• Group products by herb family on your website for easy browsing

For deeper information on individual herbs, see our product pages for Ashwagandha supplements, Amla supplements, Moringa leaf supplements and Shatavari tablets.

Building a Herb Family on Your Website

A single-herb line is easy to navigate when products are grouped. Many sellers using the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue arrange their store by herb rather than by format, so a visitor who searches for Shatavari sees the tablet and the powder side by side.

Another useful grouping is by plant part. Root herbs such as Ashwagandha and Shatavari, fruit herbs such as Amla and Haritaki, and leaf herbs such as Moringa, Neem and Brahmi each make a tidy collection page.

Whatever structure you choose, keep product names consistent with the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue so our dispatch documents and your listings match.

Juices next to tablets and powders

Aloe Juice and Amla Juice give a single-herb range a liquid option without moving into multi-herb syrups. Sellers often place a 500ml juice beside the matching Amla Powder jar, so a shopper can pick the form they prefer. Bottled juices are heavier to ship, so check courier costs for your region before adding both juices from the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue to a launch order.

Is Every Label Claim Ready to Print?

No. The benefit lines printed in the PDF are reference text from our own catalogue, not approved claims for your brand. Herbal supplement wording is regulated, and what is acceptable depends on whether a product is sold as an Ayurvedic medicine or a food supplement, and in which country.

Keep your pack text to the herb name, plant part, format, net quantity, composition and manufacturer details, with neutral phrasing such as “traditionally used in Ayurveda”. Your regulatory consultant needs to approve the final claim set for each herb before it goes on sale. Ayurvedic medicines are licensed under rules framed with the relevant authority, while food supplements fall under FSSAI rules.

Our team also checks your proof against the batch composition of each quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue item, so the numbers on your label match what is inside the jar.

Manufacturing, Testing and Certifications

Every product in the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue is made in the Lonavala Industrial Co-op Estate at Nangargaon, near Pune. Tablet presses, capsule fillers and powder lines there run under GMP and ISO rules, with USFDA registration and Halal, USDA Organic and other approvals listed on this page.

Standardised extracts and herb powders for the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue are checked in our in-house lab, with NABL-accredited labs used for advanced tests. A Certificate of Analysis is issued for every batch. See our lab testing page for the kinds of checks we run.

A share of the raw herbs is cultivated on the company farm in the Sahyadri mountains. With 20+ years in manufacturing and 400+ products, we keep these single-herb lines in regular production.

Planning Stock Across Pack Sizes

The quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue offers more than one pack for most herbs, so stock planning deserves a little thought. A small retail jar turns over quickly, while a 700-count jar or 1kg pouch suits repeat buyers and practitioners.

One approach is to launch each herb in a single retail size, watch reorders for a few months, and only then add the larger pack. Another is to split your first order between a retail pack for marketplaces and a bulk pack for clinics.

• Check the MOQ applies per product and pack, and plan quantities to match
• Keep one artwork system across sizes so customers recognise the range
• Store powders and juices away from heat and moisture in your warehouse
• Review sell-through before reordering slower herbs

Seasonal demand can also shift. Gift-friendly jars may sell faster around festivals, while clinic pouches often reorder on a steadier rhythm, so a mixed plan can smooth cash flow across the year.

Confirm compositions against batch documents

The catalogue PDF is a sales reference. Before artwork is final, ask our team for the current composition sheet of each chosen product, and use that sheet as the single source for your label.

Packaging and Label Design Support

Mock-ups in the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue show white jars for tablets and capsules, clear jars for 200g powders, and printed stand-up pouches for 1kg powders. Our free label designing service for private label clients turns your brand guide into artwork for each of these containers. Explore our packaging options and label designing pages.

Overseas buyers of the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue can ask for export paperwork help. Share the destination early so labels can carry the right language and details.

Steps to Order From the Quick Label Ayurvedic Supplement Catalogue

1. Download the PDF and mark the herbs and formats you want
2. Request samples for your shortlist
3. Confirm the minimum order quantity (from 500 units) and pack size per item
4. Approve label artwork, created by our team or yours
5. Get every claim cleared by your regulatory adviser
6. Production, lab testing with CoA, and dispatch

Related Ranges

The quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue sits alongside the quick label Ayurvedic formulation range for multi-herb products and the quick label personal care list for creams and hair products. The broader private label Ayurvedic supplements catalogue and medicine catalogue cover our wider portfolio.

Learn how we work as an Ayurvedic third party manufacturer and what our private label services include.

Want samples of your chosen herbs? Our contract manufacturing team answers on +91 7770019138 and at Contractmfg@herbalhills.in; the Contact Us page works too. Mention the item numbers you picked when you write, so we can tell exactly which entries of the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue you mean.

Summary

The quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue lists 42 single-herb products as juices, tablets, capsules and powders, in packs from 60 count jars to 1kg pouches. You add your brand; we make, test and document each batch at our certified Lonavala plant. MOQ starts at 500 units, and all label claims need review by your regulatory adviser.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in Herbal Hills’ quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue?

It presents Herbal Hills’ existing single-herb Ayurvedic supplements that can carry your brand, manufactured at a GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra. Herbal Hills’ overall catalogue is 400+ products.

What is QuickLabel?

QuickLabel is Herbal Hills’ range of existing products that can carry your brand, so you can start without a new product development cycle.

Can I download the catalogue as a PDF?

Yes. Use the Download Catalogue PDF button at the top of this page.

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’ existing single-herb Ayurvedic supplements that can carry your brand. Herbal Hills manufactures to your specification.

Can the dosage form, grade or packaging be customised?

Label design and packaging are customised for your brand. If you need a different dosage form or grade, share your requirements with our team through the Contact Us page.

How long does a QuickLabel order take?

Timelines depend on the product, packaging and approvals. Share your product list through the Contact Us page and our team will confirm the schedule for your project.

Does QuickLabel have a different MOQ?

Herbal Hills’ MOQ for private label manufacturing starts at 500 units. Share your product list and our team will confirm the quantity for your project.

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 many products are in the quick label ayurvedic supplement catalogue?

The PDF lists 42 single-herb products, numbered 1 to 42, covering health juices, tablets, capsules and powders.

Which pack sizes are available for supplement powders?

Depending on the herb, powders are shown in 100g and 200g jars and 1kg pouches. Some herbs, such as Gotu Kola or Methi, are shown only in a 1kg pouch.

Can I print the benefit lines from the catalogue on my label?

Not without review. The benefit lines are reference text only. Your regulatory adviser must approve every claim for your market before launch.