Document library
Inspect the documents before you buy.
A supplier's document format tells you how they think. Download a specimen COA and TDS, the full specification index, a qualification checklist, and the brief we use to quote a new grade.
Direct answer
The library contains six core documents and the two-part 217-sheet specification pack. The COA and TDS are specimens showing format and fields, not batch records. The checklist and RFQ template are practical tools your team can use with any supplier.
Quality documents
See the format before the first lot.
Specimen documents show the fields, methods, and release logic. Actual batch documents are issued per lot.
Specimen certificate of analysis
A complete COA format for a turmeric extract, showing identity, assay, physical parameters, contaminants, methods, limits, and release fields. Clearly marked as a specimen, not a batch record.
Specimen document. Values are illustrative and are not a batch result.
Specimen technical data sheet
A product-level TDS for the same turmeric grade: botanical source, plant part, specification range, carrier, solubility, mesh, storage, and packaging.
Specimen document for format review.
Commercial tools
Tools for your evaluation, not our brochure.
Use these with us or with any other supplier. A buyer who asks better questions gets better material.
Capability and documentation statement
A concise supplier profile: company facts, extraction and release process, document pack, certification scope, and the questions we ask before quoting.
Company facts are confirmed per quotation; certificate scope is not implied.
Botanical extract supplier qualification checklist
A practical 40-point checklist for evaluating a new botanical extract supplier: documentation, analytical methods, traceability, change control, and commercial terms.
Specification and RFQ brief template
A one-page brief you can send to any supplier: botanical, plant part, marker and method, physical requirements, contaminants, application, quantity, and destination.
Product specifications
The full range, in one download.
Indicative specifications for evaluation. Confirmed in writing at quotation, with methods and limits.
Extract specification index (CSV)
All 217 published specifications in a structured CSV: product, source, part, marker, method, MOQ, and document links. Useful for procurement comparisons.
Specification pack — Part 1
The first half of the 217-sheet specification pack: one PDF per product for supplier qualification and internal review. Each sheet states the marker, method, MOQ, packaging, and document set.
Indicative specifications. Confirmed in writing at quotation.
Specification pack — Part 2
The second half of the 217-sheet specification pack, with the same one-page format. Download both parts for the complete catalog.
Indicative specifications. Confirmed in writing at quotation.
How to use a specimen document
Format first. Batch later.
A specimen COA is useful for checking whether a supplier's document contains the fields your quality team needs: lot number, specification reference, methods, limits, individual contaminant results, and release signature. It is not evidence about a specific shipment.
What to check in any COA
- Lot number and specification version are present and consistent.
- Identity is tested separately from the marker assay.
- Methods and calculation basis are stated.
- Contaminants are reported individually, not as "complies".
- The document is signed or traceable to a release decision.
Next step
Want a document for your grade?
Send the specification or the application. We will confirm which documents are available for that grade and share the current versions.