Product Name:

Willow leaves

Botanical Name:

Salix alba

Supply Type:Bulk / Wholesale
Part Used:Leaf
Cut Size:Broken, Leaf, c.c

Product Specifications

Processing Type

Shelf Life

Moisture

Certification

Shadow-dried

3 Years

Max 8%

GMP, ISO 9001, ISO 22000, Halal, Conventional

Trade & Ordering Information

Packaging

MOQ

Tiered Pricing

Sample Availability

lead time

PP bag (The goods are typically palletized according to the customer's preference)

100 kg

Volume Discount Available

Could be organised based on customer's demand

Depends on the order's quantity/seasonality/final destination

Health benefits

  • Rich in antioxidants and bioactive compounds
    Willow leaves (Salix spp.) contain flavonoids, salicin, and phenolic compounds that help protect cells from oxidative stress and support overall wellness.
  • Supports anti-inflammatory responses
    Traditionally used in herbal preparations for reducing inflammation, soothing discomfort, and supporting joint and tissue health.
  • Supports pain relief and mild analgesic effects
    Valued for its natural compounds that help alleviate mild pain and support overall comfort.
  • Supports cardiovascular wellness
    Applied in herbal remedies for promoting healthy circulation and maintaining vascular function.
  • Supports immune and metabolic health
    Willow leaves are historically used to enhance immune resilience and support overall metabolic balance.

Uses Across Industries

  • Herbal & pharmaceutical industry
    Used in herbal extracts, tinctures, and traditional medicinal formulations for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antioxidant properties, commonly applied in products targeting pain relief, fever reduction, and cardiovascular support.
  • Cosmetic & personal care industry
    Applied in skincare creams, lotions, masks, and bath products for its soothing, clarifying, and antioxidant effects, particularly valued in formulations for acne-prone, sensitive, or aging skin.
  • Nutraceutical & dietary supplement industry
    Incorporated into dietary supplements, herbal teas, and functional blends aimed at supporting joint health, inflammation reduction, and overall wellness, often combined with other botanicals like turmeric or ginger.
  • Food & beverage industry
    Occasionally used in herbal teas and specialty infusions for its mild astringent taste, traditional health benefits, and antioxidant content (subject to food-grade regulations).
  • Aromatherapy & wellness industry
    Utilized in essential oils, potpourri, and wellness products for its calming, earthy aroma and traditional use in relaxation, stress relief, and holistic therapies.