Cosmetic-grade
For formulators, procurement teams, and prestige houses leaving palm.
- Standards
- BIS IS 4707 · ISO 22716 (target)
- Buyers
- Clean-beauty D2C · CMOs · Ayurveda
- MOQ
- 25 kg base · 200 kg CBE
- Status
- Live
We do not sell commodity butters. We press, fractionate, and ship a narrow line of editorial-grade lipids from western India — six single-origin butters and seven engineered fractions, anchored by our flagship Kokum Stearin, a cocoa butter equivalent with 55–65% stearic and a 42–46°C melt. Two tracks from one coast: cosmetic-grade for formulators leaving palm, food-grade for chocolatiers tired of the cocoa ceiling.
Every butter we sell is cold-pressed within 120 km of our Konkan facility or sourced through a named co-operative. Six base lipids — below — and seven engineered fractions (stearins, oleins, custom CBE blends) in the derivatives desk. Read the dossier before you buy the kilogram.
Anchor
Garcinia indica
≥70% stearic. Melts at body temperature. Comedogenicity essentially zero. The butter that makes shea feel heavy.
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Upcycled
Mangifera indica
Balanced oleic–stearic profile. Pressed from kernels that would otherwise be burned. A waste stream, made cosmetic-grade.
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Green grade
Shorea robusta
Firm, structured, unexpectedly elegant. Refined and green grades. The backbone of our non-palm CBE.
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Vitellaria paradoxa
Burkina Faso and Ghana co-operatives. Traceable lots, chain-of-custody paperwork on request.
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Non-palm
Sal-stearin based blend
For formulators leaving palm behind. Sal-stearin fractionated with kokum. Our answer to a $1.41B market.
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Heritage
Madhuca longifolia
The heritage lipid of the Deccan forest. Collected by tribal co-operatives under the Van Dhan scheme. A soap-maker’s workhorse, pressed soft.
Read dossier →“We believe a butter should know its own name.”
— Tejas Dudhade, Founder & MD
Every kilogram tied to the harvest week, co-operative, and press operator.
Fatty-acid, SAP, iodine value and microbial data for every lot.
No hexane. No bleaching. No palm in the CBE pipeline.
Kokum and mango pressed within 120 km of our Konkan facility.
Every butter we make begins at the same cold press. From crude oil onward, the line divides. One track serves formulators under cosmetic-grade discipline. The other serves chocolatiers under food-grade discipline. Both are single-origin. Both are palm-free. Both are traceable to the harvest week.
For formulators, procurement teams, and prestige houses leaving palm.
For bean-to-bar chocolatiers and confectioners seeking a single-origin cocoa butter equivalent with zero palm.
This facility is peanut-free. Tree-nut-free beyond our named sources. Soy-free. Sesame-free. Gluten-free. Dairy-free. Egg-free.
We process only tree-borne seed and kernel fats from a defined list — kokum, mango kernel, sal, mahua, dhupa, and imported shea. Every raw-material supplier signs an allergen declaration at onboarding. This is not a marketing claim. It is the line that separates us from a commodity press.
Each working morning we publish The Konkan Daily — editorial intelligence on cosmetic lipid markets. Cocoa and shea prices, Indian D2C funding, regulation from CDSCO to EUDR, competitor moves from Manorama to AAK. It is the research bench we wish existed when we started sourcing.
Read the desk →Complimentary for qualified formulators and procurement teams. Dispatched with CoA, origin note, and suggested inclusion windows.
The butter that makes shea feel heavy.
From Konkan with love.