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Spirulina Powder

Arthrospira platensis

Protein-rich blue-green microalgae powder for greens blends, tablets and naturally coloured foods.

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Key specifications

Botanical name
Arthrospira platensis
Plant part
Whole microalgae
Standardised marker / assay
Protein ≥ 55%; phycocyanin reported per lot
Available forms
Powder · Capsules
Minimum order
Confirmed on enquiry
Packaging
25 kg fibre drums with double food-grade LDPE liners
Shelf life
Typically 18–24 months, confirmed with the final formulation
Origin
India — Gujarat sourcing base

Overview

About this product

Spirulina is one of the most protein-dense foods known and a staple of the greens category. YVELIA sources pond-cultivated spirulina grown in controlled, food-grade conditions and dried to a fine, deep-green powder.

It is supplied for tableting, capsule filling, greens and smoothie blends and as a natural source of phycocyanin colour. Every lot is tested for heavy metals and microcystins, which is one of the first questions experienced spirulina buyers ask.

Key highlights

  • Protein content typically above 55%
  • Each lot tested for heavy metals and microcystins
  • Tablet-grade and powder-grade options

Buyer questions

How much spirulina powder should I take daily?+

Start with 1 to 3 grams (about half a teaspoon) per day to let your digestive system adjust. You can gradually increase the amount to 3 to 5 grams daily depending on your wellness goals. Avoid exceeding 10 grams per day without medical guidance.

What is the best way to consume the powder and mask its earthy taste?+

Mix spirulina powder into smoothies, fresh fruit juices, or a glass of cold water. Sweet or acidic ingredients like citrus, berries, or banana effectively mask its strong, earthy flavour. Never heat or cook spirulina powder, as high temperatures destroy its delicate nutrients and active antioxidants.

Can I take spirulina powder on an empty stomach?+

Yes, you can take it in the morning on an empty stomach for quick energy absorption. However, if you experience mild nausea or stomach upset, take it with a meal instead. If you take it for iron intake, avoid consuming coffee or tea within two hours, as caffeine reduces nutrient absorption.

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Information is provided for business buyers. Statements describe traditional use and formulation intent and are not medical claims. Permitted label claims are confirmed for each destination market.