What extraction method is used to produce this monk fruit extract?
The 40% Mogroside V grade uses water extraction followed by membrane filtration, multi-pass macroporous resin enrichment, additional purification, and spray drying. Compared with the 20% and 30% grades, the 40% grade requires more purification steps to reach the higher mogroside concentration.
Process Overview
- Raw material: dried monk fruit flesh (de-seeded)
- Water extraction at controlled temperature
- Microfiltration + ultrafiltration
- Macroporous resin chromatography (multiple passes — key for 40%+)
- Additional purification / concentration
- Vacuum concentration
- Spray drying → powder
- Standardization to ≥40% Mogroside V
No chemical solvents are used. Residual solvent: not detected (meets ICH Q3C). The multi-pass resin enrichment is what distinguishes the 40% grade — it selectively concentrates Mogroside V compounds to a higher purity without altering the natural profile. Discuss specific solvent restrictions with our technical team.
This article was published on 2026-09-02, and last updated on 2026-09-02. The article will be continuously updated.