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Made in Gansu, China
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Aile Herb Team
Aile Herb supplies Chinese herbal slices and bulk herbs to B2B buyers in 100+ countries, backed by GMP-certified processing, in-house laboratory testing, and full batch traceability. Our team writes these sourcing and quality guides from hands-on experience on the production floor.
Sour Jujube Seed (Suan Zao Ren) Bulk Buying Guide: 3 Quality Parameters to Specify Before You Order
Sour jujube seed — Ziziphi Spinosae Semen, Suan Zao Ren (酸枣仁) — is a high-value herbal seed with a documented adulteration risk. For bulk buyers that means a quotation alone tells you very little. This guide covers the three parameters…
Dried Tangerine Peel (Chen Pi): Grades, Age and Buyer Specifications
Dried tangerine peel — chen pi (陈皮) — is one of the few Chinese herbs priced by age as much as by grade. Two lots with the same appearance on a price list can sit far apart depending on the…
US Herbal Tea Ingredient Compliance: Which Botanicals Can Go in a Conventional-Food Tea?
Most private label tea projects for the US market arrive with a wish-list formula: a sleep blend with ashwagandha and valerian, a focus blend with ginkgo and guayusa, a “glow” tea with edible gold dust. Before we quote, we check…
Which Chinese Herbs Can Go into a Food-Grade Herbal Tea? China’s Food-Medicine Homology List Explained for Buyers
When a botanical is also a Chinese medicinal material, the first question a licensed food factory in China asks is whether it has a lawful food basis. For most medicinal botanicals used in tea, that basis is the national food-medicine…
Custom Branded Tea Bags for Events and Product Trials: Small-Batch Options, Lead Time and What to Prepare
Small runs of custom branded tea bags can be feasible for corporate events, trade shows and product trials, especially when a stock blend is combined with simplified custom packaging. For a fixed event date, allow around three to four weeks…
Functional Herbal Tea in the US: Conventional Food or Dietary Supplement?
Under functional herbal tea US regulations, a product is not classified only by whether it carries a Nutrition Facts or a Supplement Facts panel. FDA looks at the product’s overall presentation, including its intended use, labeling, marketing, form and how…
Testing and Documents for Herbal Tea Ingredients by Destination Market: EU, GB, NI and US
There is no universal test panel or document package for every dried herbal tea ingredient, and herbal tea ingredient testing requirements differ between the EU, Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the United States. Legal maximum levels apply to specific commodities,…
Health Claims on Private Label Herbal Tea Packaging: What Buyers Should Check Before Printing
Herbal tea packaging health claims are not limited to one sentence on the back panel. A product name, front-panel wording, imagery and website copy can all contribute to a health or disease claim. In the US, conventional foods and dietary…
Pyramid Tea Bag Filter Materials: PLA vs Nylon and the Compliance Documents Buyers Request
When comparing pyramid tea bag material options, note that PLA and nylon (polyamide, PA) are material families, not compliance conclusions. In the United States, the regulatory basis for a filter depends on the specific polymer, its other components, and the…
Paid Samples for Lab Testing: What Buyers of Chinese Herbs Should Arrange Before a Bulk Order
If you plan to order Chinese herb samples for lab testing before placing a bulk order, confirm the testing scope and required sample quantity with your laboratory first. There is no universal 100 g, 500 g or 1 kg rule.…
Private Label Herbal Tea: Stock Blends vs Custom Formulation
Private label herbal tea can follow two different routes. With a stock blend, you use an existing supplier formula under your own brand and packaging. With custom formulation, the formula is supplied, adjusted or developed specifically for the project. Both…
Export-Restricted Chinese Herbs: What Buyers Should Verify Before Ordering
Not every Chinese herb can be exported freely. Some are quota-managed, some fall under protected-species controls, while most are unrestricted. Export status should be confirmed at the specification stage, before a formula is finalized or a quotation is accepted. This…