What IFRA and allergen compliance should buyers observe?
yellow-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...
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 yellow-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 yellow-chrysanthemum-concrete food-grade, and is there a FEMA GRAS number?
Wild-chrysanthemum concrete is positioned as an herbal/fragrance raw material, not a standard food flavour; any food use requires separate food-grade qualification. 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 intended use and any food-grade qualification with their own compliance team.
What are your FOB price tiers for yellow-chrysanthemum-concrete?
yellow-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 yellow-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 yellow-chrysanthemum-concrete regulated as dangerous goods for transport?
yellow-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.