# HerbalSourcing

Website: https://www.herbalsourcing.com
Legal entity: HuBei DeShang Industry & Trade Co., Ltd.
Public business role: Industry & Trade company, B2B exporter.
Contact: Caro Chen, dscaro88@gmail.com, WhatsApp/WeChat +86 133 6749 4665
Address: ChenGui Town, DaYe City, Hubei Province, China
Response time: Within 24 hours

HerbalSourcing supports B2B RFQ handling for botanical extracts, selected animal-derived functional ingredients, functional ingredients and selected pharmaceutical intermediates. Public prices are reference FOB China sample or screening prices. Pilot and bulk orders are quoted by RFQ after specification, COA, source route, stock, packaging and destination-market checks.

Service boundary:
We support supplier route screening, sample and bulk quotation, batch document review, packing confirmation and export coordination. Final price, stock, lead time, documents and compliance scope are confirmed by product, batch, destination market and order quantity.

Product categories:
- Botanical Extracts: High-demand herbal extract bulk supplier lines for assay-led buyer inquiries and RFQ review.
- Functional Ingredients: Functional raw materials for nutraceutical, cosmetic and formulation buyers that need assay and document review.
- Cosmetic Peptides: Cosmetic-grade biomimetic peptides for anti-aging, scalp and brightening formulations, supplied with batch HPLC COA and full documentation.

Full product catalogue (20 RFQ products):
- Natural Borneol (d-Borneol) / Natural Camphor (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/natural-borneol): d-Borneol ≥ 96.0% (CP) / 99%+ (pharma grade); MOQ 50 g sample / 25 kg bulk
- Green Tea Extract / Tea Polyphenols (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/green-tea-extract-98): Tea Polyphenols 98% / EGCG 50%; TP 60% / EGCG 30%; TP 50% instant; MOQ 100 g sample / 25 kg bulk
- Curcumin 95% (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/curcumin-95): Curcumin 95% by HPLC; water-soluble 10%, tetrahydrocurcumin 98% and granule grades by RFQ; MOQ 100g or 1kg sample by SKU / 15kg fiber drum / 25kg+ by RFQ
- Goji Polysaccharides 20% (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/goji-polysaccharide-extract): Goji polysaccharides 20%; confirm detection method, solids/Brix and powder or paste form by RFQ; MOQ 2 kg trial order / 300 kg+ price tier
- Ginseng Ginsenosides Series (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/ginseng-ginsenosides): Total Ginsenosides 80%; Rb1 55%; Rg1 50%; Re 98%; Ginseng Peptide 99%; Ginseng Extract by supplier specification; MOQ 1 bag sample (1g / 100g / 1kg by SKU) / 100 kg bulk
- Eucommia Chlorogenic Acid (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/eucommia-chlorogenic-acid): Chlorogenic Acid 5%; Chlorogenic Acid 98%; CGA 5% + polysaccharides 20% + flavones 8% by RFQ; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g-500g by SKU) / 100 kg bulk
- Tomato Lycopene / Lycopene Oil (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/lycopene-tomato-extract): Water-soluble 10%; oil-soluble 10%; lycopene 96%; lycopene oil 5%; MOQ 1 bag sample (10g-500g) / 100 kg bulk
- Nattokinase 20000 FU/g (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/nattokinase-20000fu): Nattokinase 20000 FU/g; 5000 FU/g, 10000 FU/g and natto freeze-dried powder 3000 FU/g by RFQ; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Tremella Fuciformis Polysaccharide / Snow Mushroom Extract (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/tremella-fuciformis-polysaccharide): Tremella polysaccharides 90%, 95% or 98%; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Ectoin / Ectoine 98% (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/ectoin-98): Ectoin 98%; MOQ 10g / 50g / 100g sample by RFQ / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Lion's Mane Mushroom Extract (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/lions-mane): Beta-glucans 30% or 40% by Megazyme enzymatic assay (AOAC 995.16); MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Reishi Mushroom Extract (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/reishi): Beta-glucans 20% or 30% by Megazyme enzymatic assay; ganoderic acids by HPLC-UV; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Cordyceps Militaris Extract (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/cordyceps): Polysaccharides 30% by phenol-sulfuric acid method; cordycepin 1% by HPLC; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Jiuhua Polygonatum (Huangjing) Extract (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/polygonatum): Polysaccharides 30% or 50% by supplier method; confirm assay basis during RFQ; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Gastrodia (Tianma) Extract (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/gastrodia): Gastrodin 1% or 5% by HPLC; confirm assay basis during RFQ; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Osmanthus Fragrans (Guihua) Extract — Xianning Origin (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/osmanthus): Total flavonoids ≥ 3.0% (powder) or β-ionone ≥ 0.8% (absolute) by method; confirm assay basis during RFQ; MOQ 50 g sample / 25 kg bulk
- Bamboo Leaf Antioxidant (AOB) (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/bamboo-leaf-aob): Total flavonoids 20% or 30% by supplier method; confirm assay basis during RFQ; MOQ 1 bag sample (100g) / 25 kg drum by RFQ
- Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu) (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/copper-tripeptide-1): ≥98%; MOQ 1 g / 1 kg
- Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/acetyl-tetrapeptide-3): ≥98%; MOQ 1 g / 1 kg
- Nonapeptide-1 (https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products/nonapeptide-1): ≥98%; MOQ 1 g / 1 kg

Buyer knowledge guides:
- Botanical Extract Supplier China Sourcing Guide: How global buyers evaluate Chinese botanical extract suppliers by MOQ, assay, extraction method, COA and export readiness.
- COA and HPLC Verification Guide for Botanical Extracts: How buyers use COA, HPLC chromatograms and batch traceability to reduce botanical extract sourcing risk.
- Batch Traceability Records for US Botanical Ingredient Buyers: How US food and supplement ingredient buyers prepare batch traceability, supplier-route and testing records before botanical extract RFQs.
- Standardized Botanical Extract Document Flow: A B2B document workflow for standardized botanical extracts by active marker, assay method, batch COA, supplier route and destination-market confirmation.
- GMP Botanical Ingredients China Compliance Guide: Compliance signals buyers should request when reviewing supplier GMP-related documentation for botanical ingredients from China.
- Hair Health Ingredients Sourcing Guide: How supplement and beauty buyers source hair health ingredients for scalp wellness, hair strength and beauty-from-within formulas.
- Why Botanical Extract Prices Depend on Specification: How assay method, active marker, MOQ, documents, stock, packaging and destination market affect botanical extract and functional ingredient quotations.
- Curcumin Specification Guide for B2B Buyers: Common Curcumin specifications including 95% curcuminoids, water-soluble forms, granules and tetrahydrocurcumin.
- How to Prepare a Botanical Extract RFQ: A practical RFQ checklist for botanical extract buyers preparing product, purity, quantity, market and document requirements.
- EU Compliance for Botanical Extract Imports: Document and compliance points EU buyers should prepare for botanical extract and functional ingredient imports, including Novel Food status, contaminant limits and traceability.
- Private Label and OEM Botanical Extract Guide: How brands plan private label and OEM botanical extract programs by grade, packaging, documentation and minimum batch size.
- Green Tea EGCG Specification Guide for Buyers: Common green tea extract specifications including polyphenols 98% / EGCG 50%, caffeine control and food versus cosmetic grade.
- How to Choose a Reliable Herbal Extract Supplier in China: A procurement-side framework for evaluating Chinese herbal extract suppliers across documentation, sample policy, manufacturing transparency, communication and supply continuity before issuing an RFQ.
- Astaxanthin in Formulation: Stability, Forms & Sourcing Specs: A formulator-side brief on astaxanthin delivery forms, light/heat/oxygen stability, and the purchase-order specs that keep a batch consistent from sample to production.
- REACH & Import Compliance for Botanical Extracts into the EU: What EU-bound buyers need to know about REACH substance obligations, the document set for customs and QA, and the importer responsibilities that suppliers support but do not carry.
- Private Label Herbal Extracts: MOQ, Blends & Customization: How private label and OEM/ODM extract programs actually work: MOQ drivers, custom-blend ownership, the document flow, and what to verify before signing with a manufacturer.
- How to Verify COA Authenticity from Chinese Suppliers: A practical five-step routine for checking whether a Certificate of Analysis from a Chinese extract supplier is credible: document basics, testing entity, third-party retest, batch match and paper trail.
- Organic Botanical Extract Supplier in China — NOP & EU Organic Sourcing Guide: How B2B buyers source organic-certified botanical extracts from China: NOP, EU Organic and China Organic documentation, what to confirm before RFQ, and how supplier document review works per destination market.
- Botanical Extract Stability & Shelf Life: A Buyer's Storage and Specification Guide: How B2B buyers specify storage, packaging and shelf-life terms for botanical extract powders, read a COA for stability-relevant specs, and avoid oxidation, moisture and heat loss in transit and storage.
- Botanical Extract Water Solubility: A Buyer's Form & Beverage Specification Guide: How B2B buyers specify water-soluble and water-dispersible botanical extracts by form, carrier and matrix, read solubility on the COA, and avoid separation or precipitation in beverage and liquid-dose formulations.
- Botanical Extract Ratio vs. Standardized: How to Read Extract Specs (Supplier Guide): What an extract ratio (e.g., 10:1) means versus a standardized marker percentage (e.g., 95% curcuminoids), how to read each on the spec sheet and COA, and which basis to state in your RFQ for capsules, tablets, beverages and powders.
- Botanical Extract Moisture Content & Loss-on-Drying (LOD): A Buyer Specification Guide: Why moisture content and loss-on-drying (LOD) belong on a botanical extract spec sheet, what range to request for powders and granules, how moisture affects flow, microbiology and shelf life, and how to read it on the COA before you quote or sample.
- Botanical Extract Extraction Method & Solvent: A Buyer's Specification Guide: How B2B buyers choose between water, ethanol, CO2 supercritical and steam-distillation extraction routes for botanical extracts, read the extraction method on the spec sheet and COA, and specify the right route and solvent-residue limits in the RFQ.
- Mid-Autumn and Osmanthus: A Botanical Story of Moonlight, Hometown and Reunion: How the Mid-Autumn Festival, the full moon, osmanthus bloom and the meaning of hometown and reunion connect to autumn-harvest botanical sourcing for international buyers.
- Botanical Extract Batch-to-Batch Consistency: A Buyer's Guide to Repeat-Order Quality: How B2B buyers keep botanical extract quality consistent across repeat orders — active marker range, assay method, batch COA history, and the supplier questions that matter.
- How to Read a Botanical Extract Spec Sheet: A Buyer's Field Guide: What every line on a botanical extract specification sheet means — active marker, assay method, form, grade, heavy-metal and microbial limits — and the questions B2B buyers should ask before qualifying a supplier.
- Botanical Extract Microbiological Limits: A B2B Buyer's COA & Specification Guide: How B2B buyers specify microbiological limits for botanical extracts — total plate count, yeast and mold, E. coli, Salmonella and pathogens — read them on the COA, and set the right limits in the RFQ before sample or bulk qualification.
- Botanical Extract Bulk Packaging Options: A B2B Buyer's Guide to Drums, Liners and Storage: How B2B buyers specify bulk botanical extract packaging — container and liner materials, net weights, form-based packaging, labeling and storage handling — and what to put in the RFQ before sample or bulk qualification.
- Botanical Extract Active Marker Assay Guide: How to Read % on a COA: How buyers read the active-marker assay value on a botanical extract COA — assay %, method (HPLC/UV/enzymatic), marker basis, and how to specify it correctly in an RFQ.
- How to Request a Botanical Extract Sample: Buyer RFQ Checklist: A practical checklist for requesting botanical extract samples: define specification, choose sample quantity, confirm documents and shipping, and what a supplier should verify before sending a sample.
- Botanical Extract Lead Time Guide: What Drives Sample and Bulk Delivery: What determines botanical extract lead time for samples, pilot and bulk orders, and how buyers can shorten quotation and production timelines.

RFQ requirements buyers should provide:
- Product name or CAS number
- Target assay, active marker, purity or grade
- Quantity, sample/pilot/bulk stage and packing preference
- Destination market and intended application
- Required documents such as COA, HPLC or UV assay report, MSDS, TDS, source statement, allergen, BSE/TSE, heavy metals, microbiology, residual solvent or export documents
- Batch traceability needs such as traceability lot code, batch identifier, production date, shelf life, supplier route and available testing record status when required
- Target price, trade term and expected timeline when available

Document and compliance notes:
- COA, MSDS, TDS, assay reports, source statements and supplier route documents are confirmed by product, grade, batch, stock and destination market.
- Traceability records and target-market document needs are marked as available, pending supplier confirmation, not applicable or private until PI/order stage.
- HerbalSourcing does not present itself as a manufacturer or factory on this website.
- Company verification materials may be redacted publicly; sensitive bank or payment documents are shared only during formal PI or approved order follow-up.

Commercial policy notes:
- Public FOB prices are sample or RFQ-screening references, not final export invoices.
- Formal price, stock, lead time, freight cost and document availability are reconfirmed by specification, batch, quantity, packaging route and destination market.
- B2B custom ingredient orders do not support buyer-remorse returns after order acceptance or dispatch; verified batch or document mismatches are handled by agreed replacement, credit, rework or supplier resolution.
- Export shipping route, shipping marks, freight cost and delivery timing are confirmed during RFQ or proforma invoice follow-up.

Common buyer questions:
- Q: Is HerbalSourcing a manufacturer or a trading company?
  A: HerbalSourcing is an Industry & Trade company and B2B exporter of botanical extracts, functional ingredients and selected cosmetic peptides. The website does not present HerbalSourcing as a manufacturer or factory.
- Q: Do you supply manufacturer certificates such as GMP or ISO?
  A: Documentation such as GMP, ISO 9001, Halal and Kosher is confirmed per product, grade, batch, stock and destination market. Certificate status is stated as available, pending supplier confirmation, not applicable or private until the PI/order stage. Certification logos are not reproduced on the site.
- Q: Which documents come with an order?
  A: Batch COA, MSDS and TDS are standard. HPLC/UV assay reports, source statements, and heavy-metal, microbiology, residual-solvent and pesticide-residue scope are confirmed by product and destination market. COA and test data are not fabricated.
- Q: What are the minimum order quantities?
  A: MOQ depends on product and grade. Samples start from grams for peptides or 50-100 g for extracts; pilot and bulk tiers scale to kg drums. Exact MOQ is confirmed per SKU during RFQ.
- Q: How are prices given?
  A: Public prices are reference FOB China sample or RFQ-screening prices, not final export invoices. Formal price, stock, lead time and freight are reconfirmed by specification, batch, quantity, packaging and destination market.
- Q: Can you ship to the EU, US or Southeast Asia?
  A: Yes. Export documentation and compliance scope (Novel Food status, EU contaminant limits, REACH evidence, US FSMA traceability, Halal/Kosher) are confirmed per destination market during RFQ.
- Q: Do you offer private label or OEM blends?
  A: Private label and OEM/custom-blend programs are supported by grade, packaging, documentation and minimum batch size; custom-blend formula ownership is agreed before production.
- Q: How fast do you respond to RFQs?
  A: RFQ responses target within 24 hours; technical clarification may follow for specification and document confirmation.
- Q: Do you sell GLP-1 or research peptides?
  A: No. HerbalSourcing does not list GLP-1 or research peptides. The peptide line is limited to cosmetic-grade peptides (Copper Tripeptide-1 / GHK-Cu, Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3, Nonapeptide-1) for external cosmetic use only.
- Q: How do I start an RFQ?
  A: Use the RFQ form at https://www.herbalsourcing.com/rfq with product name or CAS, target assay/purity, quantity and stage, destination market, intended application and required documents.
- Q: How do I request a botanical extract sample?
  A: Define botanical source, active marker, assay method, grade and form first; samples commonly start from 50-100 g for extracts or grams for peptides, with pilot 1-5 kg bridging to bulk. Batch COA, MSDS and TDS travel with the sample; HPLC or UV assay reports and destination-market documents are confirmed per product and market. Sample and freight are usually at buyer cost.
- Q: What is the typical botanical extract lead time?
  A: Stock extracts can ship samples within days; a custom assay, special solvent, water-soluble form or purity grade usually needs fresh production and longer lead time. Bulk orders (25 kg and above) add production scheduling, QC release and export documentation. Name specification, destination market and required documents early to shorten confirmation.
- Q: Can I get a quote without committing to the full MOQ?
  A: Yes. Buyers usually start with a sample or pilot quantity to confirm specification and documents before bulk commitment. MOQ depends on product and grade; exact MOQ is confirmed per SKU during RFQ. HerbalSourcing quotes sample, pilot and bulk tiers separately so you can plan scale-up.

Important pages:
- Products: https://www.herbalsourcing.com/products
- RFQ form: https://www.herbalsourcing.com/rfq
- Company verification: https://www.herbalsourcing.com/company-verification
- Quality and documentation: https://www.herbalsourcing.com/quality
- Solutions: https://www.herbalsourcing.com/industries
- Knowledge hub: https://www.herbalsourcing.com/knowledge-hub