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Turkey Tail Extract

Trametes versicolor, Polysaccharides, Beta-Glucans

Who uses this ingredient

Turkey Tail Extract is used by supplement brands developing immune support formulas, functional mushroom complexes, capsules, powders, gummies, and daily wellness blends. It is especially useful when a brand needs a familiar mushroom ingredient with polysaccharide or beta-glucan documentation.

Turkey tail mushroom extract powder with dried turkey tail slices and amber sample bottle

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Product Specifications

Fungal SourceTrametes versicolor
Common NamesTurkey tail, Coriolus versicolor
Part UsedFruiting body or cultivated biomass depending on grade
Available Specs10:1 extract, 30% polysaccharides, beta-glucan tested grades available
Testing MethodUV for polysaccharides; enzymatic beta-glucan method available
Typical ApplicationsImmune capsules, mushroom blends, drink powders, gummies, functional foods
MOQ1kg bulk; sample from 20g available
Bulk Lead Time10 to 15 business days
Available DocumentsCOA, MSDS, spec sheet, heavy metal data, microbiology, allergen statement, organic certificate on request
Compliance notes

US market: Keep mushroom supplement claims in structure/function language such as immune support, cognitive support, energy support, stress support, hydration, antioxidant support, or daily wellness support. Avoid disease treatment, prevention, or cure claims.

EU and UK market: Review species status, dosage, Novel Food concerns, and finished product claims before launch. Documentation needs may change by market and product format.

Supplier FAQ

Should I choose polysaccharides or beta-glucans for turkey tail?

Polysaccharide-standardized grades are common and cost-effective. Beta-glucan testing is more specific and often preferred by premium brands because it separates fungal beta-glucans from generic carbohydrates.

Is turkey tail suitable for immune support products?

Yes. Turkey tail is widely used in immune support and mushroom complex formulas. Safer wording is daily immune support, antioxidant support, and wellness support, not disease prevention or treatment.

What should I check on a turkey tail COA?

Check fungal source, source type, extract ratio, polysaccharides or beta-glucans, heavy metals, microbiology, moisture, ash, and pesticide status. For premium mushroom products, ask whether the material is fruiting body, mycelium, or biomass.

Can turkey tail be used with other mushrooms?

Yes. Turkey tail pairs well with reishi, lion’s mane, cordyceps, chaga, astragalus, elderberry, vitamin C, zinc, and beta-glucans.

What affects turkey tail extract pricing?

Price depends on source type, extract ratio, active marker, organic status, test method, and annual volume. Beta-glucan tested grades usually cost more than simple polysaccharide grades.

Available documentation

COAIncluded
MSDSIncluded
Spec SheetIncluded
Heavy Metal DataIncluded
Microbiology ResultsIncluded
Allergen StatementOn request
Third-party TestingOn request

Immune blend note

Turkey tail is often used as the immune anchor in mushroom complexes. Decide whether the label needs polysaccharides, beta-glucans, or both before quoting.

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Tell us whether you need polysaccharides, beta-glucans, fruiting body, organic certification, or a mushroom complex quote. We will recommend the right turkey tail grade.

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