Product Name: Monk Fruit Extract Powder
Specification: 100% Pure, No Erythritol
Appearance: Powder
Color: Light Yellow to Off-white
Particle Size: 80–100 mesh
Shelf Life: 24 months
Product Name: Monk Fruit Extract Powder
Specification: 100% Pure, No Erythritol
Appearance: Powder
Color: Light Yellow to Off-white
Particle Size: 80–100 mesh
Shelf Life: 24 months
Monk Fruit Extract Powder comes from monk fruit, also known as Siraitia grosvenorii. This small fruit grows in parts of Asia. It contains natural compounds called mogrosides, which give it its sweet taste.
Today, many food brands look for new ways to sweeten their products. Some buyers also want options without erythritol. In this case, Monk Fruit Extract Powder may be worth a closer look.
Yhealthbio offers Monk Fruit Extract Powder with no added erythritol, according to the current product specification. The powder has a light yellow to off-white color and a particle size of 80–100 mesh.
Food makers, ingredient distributors, and product developers can explore this ingredient for different uses. For example, they may test it in drink mixes, baking recipes, dessert mixes, or other food products. However, the right use depends on the product grade and local food rules.

Monk fruit is a small fruit native to southern China. People also know it as Siraitia grosvenorii. The fruit contains mogrosides, which create its natural sweet taste.
To make monk fruit extract, processors separate certain compounds from the fruit. The final product can vary based on the process and the level of mogrosides.
For this reason, buyers should check the product details before ordering. In particular, they should confirm the mogroside content and review the available test reports.
Some sweetener products mix monk fruit extract with erythritol or other ingredients. These added ingredients can give the blend more volume and make it easier to measure.
By contrast, Yhealthbio’s listed product specification states that the powder contains no added erythritol. Buyers who need a product with no carriers should still confirm the full composition with the supplier.
Yhealthbio lists this product as 100% pure, with no added erythritol. Buyers can request a product specification sheet and certificate of analysis to check the details before purchase.
The powder has a particle size of 80–100 mesh. This fine texture may suit different mixing and blending needs. However, the final result depends on the recipe and processing method.
Monk fruit extract comes from a fruit source. Therefore, it may suit brands that want to explore plant-derived sweetener ingredients for selected food and drink products.
Yhealthbio lists several packaging choices for different order sizes. Buyers can choose from 100 g bags, 1 kg bags, 10 kg boxes, and 25 kg drums, subject to availability.

There is no single dosage that works for every product. The right amount depends on the mogroside content, the desired sweetness, and the other ingredients in the recipe.
Here are some possible uses to explore:
Start with a small test batch. Then, adjust the amount based on taste and product performance. Also, check local food rules before using the ingredient in products for sale.
Yhealthbio supplies plant-based ingredients to businesses around the world. We work with buyers who need raw materials for product development, manufacturing, and wholesale supply.
If you are looking for Monk Fruit Extract Powder in bulk, our team can help you review the available specifications and packaging options. In addition, we can discuss your target quantity and documentation needs.
Product Specifications
For a quote, please contact Yhealthbio with your target quantity and intended use. You can also ask about the minimum order quantity, shipping terms, and available documents. If you need a specific mogroside level, please tell us before ordering so we can check product suitability.

Monk Fruit Extract Powder is made from monk fruit, also known as Siraitia grosvenorii. It contains natural compounds called mogrosides. The amount of these compounds can vary by product.
Yhealthbio’s listed specification states that no erythritol is added. However, buyers should review the current product documents to confirm the full composition.
Yes, you can test it in selected baking recipes. However, it may not provide the same bulk, browning, or texture as sugar. Therefore, you may need to adjust the recipe.
No. Monk fruit powder may refer to dried fruit that has been ground into a powder. In contrast, monk fruit extract powder comes from an extraction process. The two products can have different compositions and levels of sweetness.
Keep the powder in a cool, dry place away from strong light. Also, seal the package after use and follow the storage instructions on the product label.
You can contact Yhealthbio to ask about wholesale supply, packaging, product details, and available documents. Before placing an order, confirm the minimum order quantity and shipping terms.
