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The
K. Patel Group, Founded in
1956, is a reflection of the dedication and entrepreneurial vision of its founder, Mr. Meghjibhai K. Patel. A dynamic, down to the earth person, he with his indomitable courage and will-power, set out to establish K. Patel foothold into myriad activities successfully.Mr. Meghjibhai's younger brother Mr. Gopalbhai K. Patel brushed shoulders with him in his maiden foray into the industrial manufacturing arena. Thus the concrete foundations of a 'K. PATEL GROUP' were laid. As the nation progressed, K. Patel group's enterprise grew by leaps and bounds and during this period the group diversified its business activities in the manufacturing of viz :
Natural Herbal Extracts, Phytochemical, Oleoresins , Basic dyes and chemicals, Pigments, Specialty Chemicals, Enameled Copper wires and Real Estate business.
Year of Establishment : 1956
Primary Business Type : Manufacturer & Exporter
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Products
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When the search is aimed at Leading Manufacturer and Supplier of optimum quality Natural Herbal Extracts, Phytochemicals, and Oleoresins then
K. Patel Group Serves the purpose of almost every customer.
There have been an immense rise in the demand of herbal products. All our products are made under stringent quality control process and we pay attention toward each and every minute detail. The range of products manufactured and supplied by us consists of:-
Herbal Extracts
Phytochemicals
Oleoresins
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Facilities
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Manufacturing Facility
The 1500 MT per annum raw material processing capacity is equipped with various combination of extractors and percolators, modern and efficient distillation system, reaction vessels, glass-lined reactors, ultra modern technology in filtration and separation, chromatographic columns and dryers (including Spray dryer, tray dryer, vacuum tray dryer, fluid bed dryer, flash dryer) to handle wide range of products. The entire manufacturing process is supervised and monitored by the team of highly experienced professionals of the industry to ensure the consistent quality product in the managed time schedule.
To avoid product contaminations due to corrosion in the vessels and pipelines, the entire facility, contacts as well as non contact parts are of SS 316 and to ensure proper cleaning of vessels and equipments during batch changeovers proper CIP (Cleaning in Place) system with several combinations of nozzles and cleaning devises has been installed. To remove the extraneous material or foreign material from the raw materials, the sieving arrangement is installed, where before grinding the material is sieved and extraneous matter sorted out.
Keeping in view the seasonal availability of some of the raw materials, huge storing capacity is created to keep the stock for non seasonal uses. The storage of raw materials is done on the pellets with the quality approval or rejected tag on the lots to avoid any confusion. Raw material grinding plays a major role in some of the species where during grinding some compounds get deteriorated due to generation of heat. Keeping in view of the content of such raw materials specific arrangements of grinding has been installed to take care of the products based on their nature. To ensure the good manufacturing practices all the activities in the production is being recorded in pre designed formats which are periodically audited by the internal auditors.
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R & D Setup
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Today's world is very competitive, and to compete with open global market the organization should be well aware about the latest technologies which play crucial role towards the development of the organization. The technologies which were better on yesterday may not have the same impact on today due to rapid advancement as well as development of new concepts. To cope up such situations, Research and Development department plays a major role in any organization to provide guidelines as well as competitive edge. In fact it decides the future of any company in current scenario.
Keeping all the above aspects in mind, company has created a modern R&D facility to develop new products and update the existing technologies of manufacturing to get the best quality products. Each and every developed technology, quality protocols and products shelf life is verified and validated before transferring the same to the production. The department is equipped with all sorts of required instruments and infrastructure ably supported by a team of highly qualified and experienced scientists of different disciplines.
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Quality Control
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At K. Patel Group, quality is a relentless process reflected in its all activities. The quality assurance procedures are well defined for each and every product in accordance with prevailing Pharmacopoeia standards. We are GMP,ISO 9001:2000 & Kosher Certified Company. The QC department is equipped with following instruments:
HPLC (High performance liquid chromatograph)
GC (Gas Chromatograph)
Spectrophotometer
AAS (Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer)
Polarimeter
Auto titrators
BOD Incubators
COD Incubators
Precision balances
Melting point apparatus
TLC systems etc.
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Cultivation
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India is a storehouse of medicinal plants. It is one of the richest countries in the world as regards genetic resources of medicinal plants are concerned. Even though the landmass of India occupies only two per cent of the globe, but it occupies 11% of the total known world flora and is one of the world's top 12 mega diversity nations. Out of the 18 hotspots in vegetation in the world, two spots are in India. More over the agro climatic conditions are conducive for introducing and domesticating new exotic plant varieties.
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that 80% of the populations of developing countries rely on traditional medicines, mostly plant drugs, for their primary health care needs. Also, modern pharmacopoeia still contains at least 25% drugs derived from plants and many others which are synthetic analogues built on prototype compounds isolated from plants. Demand for herbal products is increasing in both developing and developed countries due to growing recognition and affordability of herbal products, being non-narcotic, having no or lesser side-effects, easy availability at affordable prices. On the other hand sometime it is the only source of health care available to the population of rural areas and poor classes of the urban areas.
Medicinal plants as a group comprise approximately 8000 species and account for around 50% of all the higher flowering plant species of India. Millions of rural households use medicinal plants in a self-help mode. Over one and a half million practitioners of the Indian System of Medicine in the oral and codified streams use medicinal plants in preventive, promotive and curative applications. Though India has a rich biodiversity, the growing demand is putting a heavy strain on the existing resources. While the demand for medicinal plants is growing, some of them are increasingly being threatened in their natural habitat. For meeting the future needs cultivation of medicinal plant has to be encouraged.
The medicinal plants being used by the industry comes mostly from the wild source which leads to the over exploitation of the raw material. Around 800 species are used in production by industry among which 2-3% species are under commercial cultivation. Remaining part comes from the wild source by using destructive techniques of collection of various plant parts. This poses a definite threat to the genetic stocks and to the diversity of medicinal plants.
Keeping in view all the above aspects in mind, the company feels its responsibility towards mankind and thus promoting farmers to cultivate the medicinal plants by providing them the available technical know-how and buy back assurance of cultivated products. Besides this, company is having Agro-tech department where a team of Agronomists develop and simplify the technology of mass cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plants to get consistent supply of the best quality raw materials. To get the best quality raw materials with timely delivery, company is cultivating some of the plant species in their farm houses for their own consumption.
The demand for medicinal plants is ever increasing due to scientific development and people's fascination towards herbals. Procurement from wild has its own problems and risks. We need to cultivate for larger production and authenticity. Cultivation will help in conservation of some of our medicinal herbs that are being pushed to the danger of extinction. Cultivation of medicinal plants are not only economical but are ecologically safer too.