What IFRA and allergen compliance should buyers observe?
white-chrysanthemum-concrete is a fragrance/flavour material (IFRA class as applicable), so IFRA (which governs fragrance materials) is largely not the controlling framework; food use follows China food-safety frameworks (GB 2762/GB 2760) and, for export, FDA 21 CFR / EU food law, and cosmetic use (if any) follows the Cosmetic Safety Technical Specification and EU 1223/2009. Not a major allergen in CN/EU/US lists; Top supplies composition, the buyer's formulator handles labelling.Top supplies the material and supports the safety review; the buyer's formulator remains responsible for end-product compliance. For export, Top provides CLP-format SDS and the COA + assay + food-use statement so...
Do you test heavy metals and residual solvents?
Yes. Every lot is heavy-metal screened (Pb, As, Cd, Hg, Cu (GB 2762)) and microbiologically checked (total plate count, coliforms, mould & yeast, pathogens) on the COA.If a solvent route is used, solvent residue is verified per GB 5009.262 (typically non-detect for physical routes). We do not release a lot exceeding heavy-metal, micro or solvent-residue limits.Buyers can request the specific panel and third-party verification.
Is this white-chrysanthemum-concrete Halal and/or Kosher certified?
Top can supply Halal and Kosher certificates on request for dedicated lots (plant/fungus origin and generally compatible; certification is issued per batch / per request). Tell Top at order time so we reserve a certified run and the correct documentation.If you only need a general statement, we can issue a source declaration. Certificates are provided as PDF with the shipment or separately by email.
Is this white-chrysanthemum-concrete food-grade, and is there a FEMA GRAS number?
white chrysanthemum concrete is intended for tea/health-food and flavour use in China as an ordinary food raw material (medicine-food dual-use, i.e. juhua), and for export under general food-flavour frameworks. No FEMA GRAS number for the concrete.Top supplies documented lots and the food-use citation; the buyer confirms the exact food category and market eligibility. The buyer confirms the exact food category and market eligibility with their own compliance team.
What are your FOB price tiers for white-chrysanthemum-concrete?
white-chrysanthemum-concrete is a value-added natural product; Top issues an FOB quotation on request (FOB Shanghai / FOB Qingdao): sample / 1 kg (highest unit), 1-5 kg (mid), 5-25 kg (volume), 25 kg plus (best). Grade drives price — the defined key markers and origin.We do not publish a fixed price list — contact Top with target grade, volume and pack size for a formal FOB quote.
Can buyers audit or visit your facility?
Yes. Top welcomes factory audits and visits (virtual or on-site) for qualified B2B buyers — covering the processing line, QC lab, packaging and traceability.We can show the raw-material sourcing and the Q/XXXX conformance documentation. Audit requests should be made in advance so we prepare the line, documents and (where needed) an NDA.A successful audit builds the basis for an LTA and better pricing.
How is white-chrysanthemum-concrete produced?
Top uses solvent (ethanol / petroleum ether) extraction of the flower, followed by solvent recovery and concentration to a concrete. Top documents the process and the yield.Top controls the flavonoid / volatile profile through the source flower and the extraction step.
What export documents and customs support do you provide?
Top issues the full export set: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading / airway bill, COA (Q/XXXX conformance stated), assay report, MSDS/SDS, and health / phytosanitary certificate (on request). We prepare documents to meet your customs format and HS code, and reference Q/XXXX and the product standards as the basis.If your market needs extra certificates, tell Top in advance. We cooperate with your broker for smooth clearance.
Is white-chrysanthemum-concrete regulated as dangerous goods for transport?
white-chrysanthemum-concrete is a low-hazard material and is not classified as dangerous goods in standard carriage regimes — low DG friction. That said, Top still issues an SDS (CLP for EU) and packs it sealed and correctly labelled; if a carrier treats it as a DG under a stricter interpretation, we declare and pack to the SDS-driven class and use qualified forwarders.We never misdeclare; the lot-specific SDS drives the transport class. Buyers should inform their broker of the material and SDS so clearance and last-mile handling are correct.