Chinese Herb Processing Equipment & Workflow

  • 15 processing techniques——Cleaning, cutting and other applicable processing methods
  • 30+ equipment units——Production and auxiliary equipment
  • 2,500 Tons / Year——Annual herbal-slice production capacity
  • Batch-Controlled Processing——Processing records managed by production batch

Processing Based on the Finished Product Specification

The processing route depends on the herb, required finished form and confirmed buyer specification. Raw materials may go through cleaning, cutting, applicable processing, drying, sorting and quality review before the finished batch is packed and released.

Cut style, dimensions, processing method and other buyer-controlled requirements should be confirmed before production.

Overview of Chinese herb processing steps including sorting, cutting, and drying equipment

The Workflow, Step by Step

The exact processing route varies by herb and finished specification, but the standard workflow follows these stages.

  1. Incoming Material Review — Incoming raw materials are checked against the applicable product and batch requirements before processing.
  2. Cleaning & Sorting — Materials are cleaned and sorted according to the applicable processing requirement.
  3. Cutting — Materials are cut to the confirmed form, style and dimensions where applicable.
  4. Applicable Processing — Stir-frying or other specified processing methods are used where required by the product specification.
  5. Drying — Materials are dried according to the applicable processing method and confirmed finished-product specification.
  6. In-Process & Finished Review — Processing and finished-product checks are carried out according to the confirmed product and quality requirements.
  7. Batch Release & Documentation — The finished batch is reviewed against the confirmed testing and documentation scope before release. Before processing and after batch release, applicable storage conditions are managed through the Chinese herb warehousing and storage process.
Cut herb pieces on a vibrating sieve conveyor during Chinese herb processing

Chinese Herb Processing and Finished Product Lines

The facility supports Chinese herbal slices together with herbal tea bags, tea-in-cup products and postbiotic drink formats. Available processing, filling and packaging options are confirmed according to the selected product and project scope.

Available production scope is confirmed according to the selected product and project requirements.

  • Chinese Herbal Slices
  • Herbal Tea Bags
  • Herbal Tea-in-Cup
  • Postbiotic Drinks
Aile Herb's postbiotic drinks, herbal tea bags, and tea-in-cup production lines under one roof

What Buyers Should Confirm Before Production

Before processing begins, the finished product requirements should be confirmed in writing. Depending on the product, this may include:

  • finished product form;
  • cut style and dimensions;
  • raw or processed status;
  • required processing method;
  • testing and documentation scope;
  • packaging requirements.

These details define the finished commercial product and reduce sample-to-production differences.

Chinese Herb Processing — FAQ

Can the facility produce finished herbal product formats?

Yes. The facility supports Chinese herbal slices, herbal tea bags, tea-in-cup products and postbiotic drink formats. Available product, packaging and order requirements are confirmed by project.

What slice specs can you cut to?

Cut style and dimensions are confirmed according to the herb and buyer specification. For custom-cut products, provide the required form, thickness, diameter or length where applicable. A sample or reference specification can be used where physical appearance is important.

Are your herbal slices sulfur-free?

Sulfur-free requirements can be confirmed for applicable herbal-slice orders. Where sulfur dioxide testing is required, the applicable test scope and acceptance requirement should be confirmed before production.

Can I specify the processing method before ordering?

Yes. Where processing is part of the required product specification, identify the raw or processed status, processing method, finished form and any applicable auxiliary-material requirements before production.

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