Kanpur-based GMP-certified manufacturers offer buyers access to the full classical Rasashastra range, including Parpati.
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh has a recognised position in Ayurvedic pharmaceutical manufacturing, supported by a supply network reaching major herb markets and an established base of AYUSH-licensed producers. For buyers seeking bulk Rasashastra formulations, sourcing from a Kanpur-based GMP manufacturer combines manufacturing expertise with the regulatory documentation that compliant supply chains require.
Uttar Pradesh sits within reach of several significant raw material supply networks, including markets that supply Ayurvedic herbs and minerals to manufacturers across northern India. Kanpur's manufacturing sector has a long-standing industrial character that has supported the development of pharmaceutical and Ayurvedic production units alongside other industries. For a buyer evaluating suppliers, geography matters less than compliance credentials, but proximity to raw material sources and logistics infrastructure both affect a manufacturer's ability to maintain consistent supply.
Raasa Ayurveda operates from 49/72-A, Naughara, Kanpur 208001, Uttar Pradesh, with AYUSH manufacturing licence A-4177/2009 and GMP certificate D-5755/09. The facility has been producing classical Ayurvedic formulations for seventeen years, with a range of 339 classical Shastrayoga preparations across 13 categories. For a buyer whose requirement spans Rasashastra specialities such as Ras-Rasayana, Bhasma-Pishti and Parpati, this breadth means fewer supplier relationships to manage.
Rasashastra preparations fall under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, with Schedule T setting the GMP requirements for Ayurvedic, Siddha and Unani manufacturers. The AYUSH ministry oversees licensing, and state drug authorities issue the actual manufacturing licences. A Ras-Rasayana licence is specific: it authorises the manufacturer to process mineral ingredients including mercury compounds through the classical Rasashastra methods. Not every Ayurvedic manufacturer holds this category.
Buyers sourcing Parpati, Bhasma, Pishti or other Ras-Rasayana preparations must verify that the supplier's AYUSH licence explicitly covers Ras-Rasayana. A general Ayurvedic manufacturing licence does not authorise mercury-containing preparations. Licence verification is not bureaucratic box-ticking; it determines whether the product you receive was manufactured within a compliant legal framework or outside it.
A straightforward bulk Rasashastra sourcing arrangement involves several defined steps. The buyer identifies the formulations required, typically by reference to the Ayurvedic Formulary of India or a specific classical text. The buyer contacts the manufacturer, confirms that those formulations are in the licensed range and requests samples. Sample analysis at an accredited laboratory confirms the product meets specification. The buyer then places a bulk order with a purchase order that specifies the formulation name, AFI reference, quantity, pack size and certificate of analysis requirements. The manufacturer produces the batch, releases it after internal quality checks, and dispatches it with the certificate of analysis. The buyer receives the consignment and may conduct incoming quality checks before releasing the material to their own production process.
This process is standard for a GMP-to-GMP supply chain. Buyers operating their own licensed Ayurvedic manufacturing unit will recognise this flow. Buyers who are distributors or brand owners rather than manufacturers should still follow a version of this process, particularly the sample-and-test step before committing to bulk.
Geographic distance from the manufacturing location is not a barrier to sourcing. Raasa Ayurveda supplies buyers across India and supports enquiries from exporters and international buyers. The process for a buyer in a different state or country follows the same documentation and sample-evaluation path as a local buyer. Samples can be shipped for laboratory evaluation before bulk orders are placed. The certificate of analysis and all required documentation travel with the consignment.
For export buyers, it is worth noting that mineral-based Rasashastra preparations may attract additional documentation requirements at the destination country's import clearance stage. A manufacturer experienced in supply for export-oriented buyers can advise on what documentation is typically requested, though buyers should take independent legal and regulatory advice for their specific destination market.
Raasa Ayurveda's 339-formulation range covers Ras-Rasayana (53 formulations), Bhasma-Pishti (35 formulations), Lauha-Mandoor (17 formulations) and Parpati (5 formulations) alongside herbal categories including Vati, Taila, Asava-Arishta, Churna and others. A buyer building a comprehensive classical product range can source across categories through a single bulk supply arrangement, reducing the supplier management complexity that comes with spreading procurement across multiple manufacturers.
For Parpati specifically, the five formulations in Raasa Ayurveda's range cover the principal classical preparations referenced in the Ayurvedic Formulary of India. Buyers who need a specific formulation not immediately visible in the listed range should enquire directly; the full licensed range covers more formulations than a standard product listing may display.
When approaching a manufacturer for the first time, bring a clear brief: the formulation names you need, the quantities you are considering, your target pack size, the delivery location, any labelling requirements if you are sourcing in a branded format, and your timeline. Ask to see the AYUSH licence and GMP certificate before committing to any order. Ask how the manufacturer handles quality documentation and what the certificate of analysis covers for each formulation category.
For contract manufacturing enquiries where you want formulations produced to your specifications, ask about batch size minimums, turnaround from order to dispatch, and how the manufacturer handles changes to order volume between batches.
To begin the sourcing conversation for Rasashastra formulations including Parpati preparations, contact Raasa Ayurveda directly at raasaayurveda@gmail.com or by phone at +91 9415128217. The Kanpur facility has been producing classical formulations for seventeen years, holds GMP certificate D-5755/09 and AYUSH licence A-4177/2009, and is fully set up to handle the documentation and sample requests that serious buyers need to evaluate a supply relationship properly before committing to volume.
Request a copy of the manufacturer's AYUSH manufacturing licence and check that it explicitly names Ras-Rasayana as a permitted category. Also request the current GMP certificate issued under Schedule T. Both documents should show the issuing authority, the licence or certificate number, and the validity period. Cross-check the licence number with the issuing state drug authority if you require additional verification.
Yes, if the manufacturer holds a Ras-Rasayana AYUSH licence and has both categories in their licensed range. Raasa Ayurveda carries Parpati (5 formulations), Ras-Rasayana (53 formulations) and Bhasma-Pishti (35 formulations) among its 339 classical Shastrayoga range. Consolidating procurement across categories simplifies documentation and supplier management considerably.
Typically required are the certificate of analysis, AYUSH manufacturing licence copy, GMP certificate, commercial invoice, packing list, and country of origin certificate. Some destinations require additional health or phytosanitary certificates, especially for mineral-based preparations. Requirements vary by country, so engage your import clearance agent or regulatory consultant for the specific destination market before placing your order.
Contact the manufacturer, specify the formulation you want to evaluate and request a sample. The manufacturer dispatches the sample with a certificate of analysis for that sample batch. You send the sample to an accredited laboratory for independent testing against the Ayurvedic Formulary of India specification. Compare your test results with the manufacturer's COA. If results align, you have a verified quality baseline before committing to bulk.
Raasa Ayurveda, 49/72-A, Naughara, Kanpur 208001, Uttar Pradesh, India. Telephone +91 9415128217. Email raasaayurveda@gmail.com.