From Our Growing Base and Factory to Bulk Export Delivery
A direct manufacturer serving importers, food manufacturers, spice distributors and brand owners with products, samples, custom packaging and certification documents.
Direct Manufacturer Sourcing Services
Six practical support areas backed by our growing base and factory for domestic and international bulk sourcing projects.
Growing-Base Raw Material Supply
Backed by our own growing base, 30,000+ mu (about 2,000 hectares / 4,942 acres) of organic cultivation and regional supply partners, we combine crop planning, inventory and batch control for whole, cut, broken and powdered formats.
In-house Processing & Customization
Our factory handles screening, cutting, grinding, particle-size control, blending and packaging against confirmed technical requirements, followed by sample approval before production.
Compliance & Testing
Depending on product and project scope, we provide applicable organic certificates, food production licence, HACCP, U.S. FDA food-facility registration, UEBT, Greater Bay Area certifications, batch tests and origin traceability files.
Warehousing & Delivery
Domestic delivery and FCL or LCL export shipment can be arranged under written Incoterms, with applicable packing, origin, customs and destination-market documents prepared for the order.
Brand & Channel Partnership
OEM/ODM, product specification, packaging, labelling and private-label projects are supported. Product scope, samples, MOQ and delivery conditions are confirmed for each channel and target market.
Technical Support & Training
Product specifications, application guidance, sample confirmation and compliance-document explanations help procurement, R&D and quality teams complete supplier assessments efficiently.
Cooperation Process
Five efficient steps from inquiry to delivery — fully transparent throughout.
Tell Us About Your Sourcing Project
Share the product, estimated volume, destination, packaging and certification needs. We normally respond within one business day.
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