Screening
Star anise
Grade, size and the share of broken pieces are agreed with you, a second hand selection matches the lot to that grade, and every export lot is laboratory tested before it ships.
Four risks professional buyers check first, and how each one is controlled in your order.
Japanese star anise (Illicium anisatum) is toxic and looks similar. Our star anise comes from Guangxi supply we know, and identity tests can be part of the agreed test scope.
Stems, leaves and broken fruit lower the grade. A screen removes field material and a second hand selection matches the agreed grade.
Poorly dried fruit can mould. Star anise is dried mechanically and the moisture limit is confirmed in the order specification.
Residues cannot be judged by eye. Residue requirements for your market are agreed before the order and tested on the lot.
Six compact views show the main handling stages. The accepted specification and records for a buyer’s actual lot remain part of that order.
Screening
Drying
Processing
Second selection
Packing
Dispatch
What comes with your order, linked to the lot you buy.
Every export lot is tested before shipment by our laboratory partners in Shenzhen and Guangzhou; the scope is named in the report.
Source, sample, test reports and shipment documents are linked to the lot in your private order record.
Agreed photographs or video of the prepared goods support your pre-shipment review.
Tell us before order confirmation and we agree its scope, access, timing and costs.
Kun and Chuangui run our Yulin desk. They grade lots on appearance, colour and smell, follow preparation with our suppliers and processing partners, and keep each check linked to your lot.
The agreed sample and written specification define what we check. Our Yulin team then follows the proposed product from current-supply review through preparation and pre-shipment testing.
We agree the product identity, origin, grade, form and measurable specification with you. The approved physical sample provides the reference for appearance, aroma, flavour and other agreed characteristics.
Yulin compares current material, relevant suppliers and processing options against the requirement, including the quality concerns that matter for the product and destination.
We coordinate sourcing, sorting, processing and packing checks with the relevant partners. Agreed photographs or video of the prepared goods support your pre-shipment review.
Every export lot is laboratory tested before shipment through laboratory partners in Shenzhen and Guangzhou. Test scope and limits are agreed for the product and destination, including pesticide-residue requirements where relevant.
Yes. Every export lot is tested before shipment. The tests and acceptance limits are agreed for the product and destination; the scope is identified in the relevant report.
We work with laboratory partners in Shenzhen and Guangzhou. If your purchasing specification requires a particular laboratory, test method or accreditation, tell us before order confirmation so we can check whether we can meet it.
We agree the applicable residue-testing requirements before confirming the order. Please share your destination and purchasing specification so we can confirm the test scope and limits. A sample's appearance or a photograph cannot establish pesticide-residue levels.
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