Identity
Product name, botanical source, plant part, extract ratio, and active marker if required.
Knowledge base
How to prepare a botanical extract specification request.
A clear specification request helps the supplier match your request with the right product, document package, and next step.
Recommended request fields
Use neutral technical fields instead of website claims.
Technical range
Assay method, mesh size, carrier, solvent direction, microbiology, heavy metals, and packaging size.
Market context
Destination country, intended product form, label language, and document needs for review.
Decision stage
Sample request, trial order quantity, annual forecast, or OEM/ODM project selection stage.
How to use catalog pages
Use catalog pages to compare products, then send your target specification, destination market, quantity, and document needs for a product-specific reply.
Specification-first sourcing path
Start with identity, marker or grade, test method, and application so the supplier can separate product fit from document questions.
Confirm the product target
Share exact name, source, grade, assay or ratio, particle size, solvent direction, and any preferred test method.
Match the document request
List COA, specification sheet, SDS, allergen, origin, label, and other document topics you need for review.
Connect to commercial discussion
Add quantity range, destination market, sample need, packaging direction, and buyer-side decision timing.