Traditional solvent-extracted bioactives require artificial encapsulation to survive gastric degradation—relying on lipid, polysaccharide, or protein matrices that increase production costs, complexity, and biosafety risks. In contrast, biogrape™ leverages intrinsic fiber structures to enable spontaneous self-microencapsulation upon gastric contact, forming autonomous protective layers that preserve polyphenol integrity, optimize bioactive release, and enhance systemic bioavailability—without chemicals, artificial additives, or direct biomaterial manipulation
Through physical-mechanical engineering, biogrape™ transforms fruit pomace particles into intelligent delivery systems that dynamically adapt across gastrointestinal conditions. Soluble and insoluble fibers self-organize into responsive protective matrices, shielding bioactives during gastric transit and enabling targeted release in the small intestine. This self-regulating preservation system sets a new benchmark in clean-label functional ingredient innovation, combining scientific precision, sustainable design, and superior bioefficacy
