Afghanistan possesses a unique biodiversity, particularly in the Hindu Kush mountains, which are rich in endemic flora. However, the local industry for herbs extract has historically remained fragmented, relying heavily on artisanal methods rather than standardized industrial processes.
With the gradual recovery of the local economy, there is a surging demand for standardized plant extract powder to support the growth of the domestic pharmaceutical and nutraceutical sectors, reducing dependence on expensive imports from neighboring regions.
Current challenges include a lack of advanced centrifugal and supercritical CO2 extraction facilities, making the transition to high-bioavailability bio herbs extract a critical priority for local health food manufacturers.
