Commercial fit
Food processing
Spice blending
Wholesale programs
Buyer-specified grading
Product specification framework
| Product identity | Spring Star Anise Whole — Illicium verum dried fruit |
|---|---|
| Origin | Fangchenggang, Guangxi, China; lot traceability confirmed with the order |
| Physical grade | Visual grade, whole/broken ratio or piece size agreed by sample and written specification |
| Quality limits | Moisture, foreign matter, ash, volatile oil or other parameters confirmed to buyer requirements and feasible lot |
| Food safety | Microbiology, pesticide residues, contaminants, treatment and destination limits defined before testing |
| Organic status | Applicable China, EU, USDA NOP or JAS scope verified before contract confirmation |
| Packaging | Food-grade bulk packing or customised retail/OEM formats, confirmed per project |
| Sample | Available for specification and visual-grade evaluation after enquiry review |
Why we avoid a universal specification
Crop, grade, treatment, destination limits and application can change the correct purchasing basis. Publishing one attractive number for every buyer risks creating a non-equivalent quotation. Lvkang confirms a representative sample and written specification for each project.
Processing and lot control
- Confirm crop and product identity.
- Review raw-material condition and traceability.
- Clean, sort and prepare the agreed form.
- Check required specification and applicable test plan.
- Pack and release the confirmed lot.
Frequently asked questions
Is Spring Star Anise Whole certified organic?
Organic status is confirmed against the requested certification system, current product and activity scope, production lot and contract.
Can I receive a sample before a bulk order?
Yes. Share the intended application and target specification so the sample is selected on a relevant basis.
Is the packaging fixed?
No. Bulk and customised retail packaging are available subject to format, quantity, material and project feasibility.
