Five steps, every one logged against a batch ID, from the moment a seedling goes onto a line to the moment a container leaves port.

Grown on racks or long-lines suited to each species, on farms we've mapped and registered by GPS.

Graded by our field team at the point of harvest, tagged with a batch ID tied to that farmer and plot.

Sun-dried on raised bamboo racks — never machine-dried, which preserves colour and gel strength.

Second inspection and lab testing at our consolidation point, checked against the batch record from harvest.

Container-ready packaging, with every bag traceable back to the farmer and farm plot it came from.
Sun-drying on raised bamboo racks takes longer than a kiln, but it's the method our farmers have always used — and it holds colour and gel strength that machine-drying strips out. It's slower, but it's the same reason buyers keep coming back to this batch of farms.