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Organic Acai Powder (Freeze Dried)

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Acai

The deep purple Amazon berry for your smoothie bowl.

Freeze-dried acai powder spoons straight into smoothies and bowls, and frozen pulp packs make the thick shop-style bowl. In bars, drinks and protein blends, it's there for the flavour and the colour.

Christina Hanley, BHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager, Mr Vitamins

Christina HanleyBHSc (Nutritional Medicine), Digital Experience & Content Manager
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Is Acai right for you?

Common questions

Powder, frozen pulp or juice. What's the difference?

It's the same fruit, prepared three ways for three jobs. Freeze-dried powder keeps in the pantry and spoons easily into a smoothie, which is why most acai in Australia is sold this way. Frozen pulp comes in sachets and blends up thick, which is how the shop-style bowl is made. Juice is ready to drink and usually mixed with other fruit juices, so check the ingredients list to see how much acai is actually in it.

Is acai regulated as a medicine in Australia?

It can be. Acai (Euterpe oleracea) is on Australia's permitted ingredients list (item 2173), so it can be used in a listed medicine as an active ingredient or as a flavour. That listing has two conditions: only the fruit can be used, and as a flavour it's capped at 5%. We couldn't find a permitted health claim for acai, though, and the acai most people buy (pulp, powder, juice and bowl mixes) is sold as a food under the Food Standards Code, not as a medicine.

The evidence, and its limits

The Australian rules

Acai has its own entry on Australia's permitted ingredients list (Schedule 1, Determination No. 2 of 2026): EUTERPE OLERACEA, item 2173 in volume 2, allowed with conditions as an active (purpose code A) or non-active (E) ingredient. It has two conditions. The plant part must be the fruit, and where acai is used as a non-active ingredient it's allowed only inside a flavour blend, capped at 5% of the medicine, with the label statement 'Contains acai'. That entry means acai can be used in a listed medicine; it doesn't make it a therapeutic active. We found no permitted indication for acai or Euterpe oleracea across all 17 Parts of Schedule 1 of the permitted indications list, so there's no listed-medicine wording to quote. Most acai sold in Australia is a food anyway. Whole fruit, frozen pulp, juice, powder and bowl mixes come under the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code rather than the medicines rules. Having no permitted indication doesn't mean it's banned; it reflects that acai is legally sold, and mostly eaten, as a food. Being allowed isn't the government endorsing a product.

Read the instrument: Schedule 1, item 2173.

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