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Our Process is Our Strength

We aim to engineer every step of herbal processing with precision and efficiency. Our botanical-centric approach recognizes that every herb is unique. We tailor our grinding, cutting, microbial safety, and packaging methods to preserve its natural potency and meet customer specifications.

Visual Inspection

Our raw material undergoes 100% visual inspections before processing. Mechanical and manual sorting is implemented to ensure the least amount of foreign matter in our products. 

Cold Storage

We can buy fresh herbs at harvest and hold it without quality loss. Cold storage slows oxidation, microbial growth, and loss of volatile oils. This works great for pest-prone plant material like ginger and chamomile.

This can improve batch consistency, extend safe shelf life without harsh interventions, and reduce wastage from spoilage. 

Industrial stainless steel ribbon mixer for uniform blending of organic herbal powders at Herb Artizan

Standardization

Botanicals vary by farm, season and variety in marker compounds and contaminants. Blending standardizes composition across lots. Additionally, we use the blender to draw a sample at the terminal processing step to ensure our quality test sample represents the entire batch.

We claim that our botanical ingredients are ‘standardized’. We achieve this by careful selection of our plant material and by blending different lots in such a way as to achieve desired limits for “value-oriented constituents” or quality biomarkers. 

Process Optimization

Each botanical is unique in its phytochemical profile, rheology, toughness, and fracture. Our team runs multiple lab-scale trials to understand how each botanical reacts to temperature, moisture, and changes over time. This is done before any large-scale implementation.

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