Shilajit , a natural treasure from the Himalayan mountains, is experiencing rapid growth in Switzerland and around the world, driven by the craze for adaptogens and natural supplements. With a global market valued at USD 163.2 million in 2023 and projected to reach USD 384.8 million by 2033 (CAGR of 8.96%), the opportunities for wholesalers are immense. However, 90% of products on the market may be counterfeit or of substandard quality, making choosing a reliable partner like omara.bio crucial to ensure quality, traceability and profitability.
Shilajit, nicknamed "the black gold of the Himalayas," is a natural resin rich in fulvic acid (15-80%), more than 85 minerals and antioxidants. Used for thousands of years in Ayurveda, it is now acclaimed for its effects on energy, muscle recovery and well-being. In Switzerland, where naturalness is a key value, the market for natural supplements is growing at a rate of 15% per year , with a European market estimated at several tens of millions of euros.
The global shilajit extract market is expected to reach USD 260 million in 2025 and USD 550 million by 2033 (CAGR of 9.77%). This expansion offers wholesalers opportunities in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmetic sectors, particularly for pharmacies, organic stores, and e-commerce platforms. omara.bio offers suitable volumes (1 to 100 kg) at competitive prices, with pure resin laboratory-tested to meet Swiss and European standards.
⚠️ Caution: Up to 90% of shilajit products sold may be counterfeit or of poor quality, containing heavy metals (lead, mercury >1 ppm), chemical additives or insoluble residues. These counterfeits compromise the health of consumers and the reputation of distributors, with risks such as digestive disorders or poisoning.
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omara.bio guarantees a pure resin titrated at + 75% fulvic acid , sourced directly in the Himalayas, with laboratory analyses (GMP, ISO 22000) for each batch.
An authentic shilajit contains more than 85 minerals and a fulvic acid concentration of 15 to 70% . At omara.bio , the resin is titrated at +75% fulvic acid , tested for the absence of heavy metals (<1 ppm) and pathogens (E. coli, Salmonella). It has a dark brown color, a pasty texture and total solubility, guarantees of purity.
Traditional sun-dried methods, such as those used by omara.bio , preserve the bioactive compounds. With natural drying for 45 to 60 days , the resin retains its fulvic and humic acids, unlike industrial processes.
High-quality shilajit comes from the Himalayan regions (Ladakh, Nepal, Tibet). omara.bio documents each batch (altitude 3,500 m, summer season) to ensure traceability in accordance with European standards.
omara.bio collaborates with Himalayan family cooperatives, supporting the local economy and limiting harvests to 10% of annual reserves for a sustainable harvest.
The pure resin, offered by omara.bio in pots of 20 g to 100 g , is ideal for resale or formulation. Decreasing prices from 20 g .
Available in liquid or freeze-dried powder (20-50% fulvic acid), these extracts facilitate the production of food supplements. Stability up to 2 years .
omara.bio offers vegetable capsules (600 mg, 50% fulvic acid) in batches of 10,000 to 100,000 units , perfect for the organic and pharmaceutical markets.
The summer harvest limits production to 3-4 months per year . omara.bio maintains stocks of 100 kilos in air-conditioned warehouses (15-20°C), ensuring continuous availability.
With certificates of origin and analysis, omara.bio delivers in 2-4 weeks to Switzerland, with optimized costs for orders of 10 kg or more .
"In 2007, I climbed my first Himalayan pass. In 2011, in a Tibetan kitchen, an amchi offered me a pinch of shilajit: my heavy legs became light. Since then, every summer I return there, refractometer in hand, to pick the right resin with the villagers, have it tested, and package it pot by pot. No middleman, no overexploitation: just the mountain, my 16 years of experience, and the assurance that what I offer is pure, traceable, and ethical."
— Maurin, founder of omara.bio
Our shilajit comes exclusively from the heights of the Himalayas, harvested by local families using traditional methods. Each batch is purified by hand and tested by independent laboratories to ensure impeccable quality.
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The shilajit market, projected to reach USD 320.1 million by 2030 , offers a unique opportunity for wholesalers in Switzerland. However, with 90% of the market being counterfeit , choosing a reliable partner is essential. omara.bio guarantees pure, traceable, and ethical resin, allowing distributors to capitalize on growing demand while ensuring customer satisfaction.
