Extraction Method | Herbal supplement manufacturing | Ethanol-based solvent extraction (ISO 22460)▲ Industry: Traditional water extraction (ISO 11133) | Higher purity and bioavailability▲ Industry: Lower cost but slower process | Requires specialized equipment▲ Industry: Less efficient solvent recovery |
Concentration Ratio | Dietary supplements, premium food coloring | 10:1 (Our Base) ▲ 20:1 (Our Advanced) Industry: 5:1 (common standard) | 20:1 delivers 2x potency▲ Industry: Lower cost but diluted efficacy | Higher cost for advanced concentration▲ Industry: Less potency for niche uses |
Certification Compliance | Export to EU/US markets | Kosher (OU) + Halal (EOS) + FDA food facility (21 CFR 110)▲ Industry: Basic GMP compliance | Meets EU (EPR Germany Packing) and US regulatory requirements▲ Industry: Limited to local standards | Certification costs increase pricing by ~15%▲ Industry: Lower upfront costs |
Packaging Type | Bulk distribution, long-term storage | Vacuum-packed drums (Our Advanced)▲ Plastic containers (Our Base) Industry: Non-vacuum bags | Retains freshness for 24+ months▲ Industry: 6-12 months shelf life | Heavier logistics costs▲ Industry: Risk of moisture contamination |
Ingredient Source | Premium culinary applications | Crocus Sativus flower + root (COA-verified)▲ Industry: Flower-only extracts | Full-spectrum compounds (flavor + nutrients)▲ Industry: Limited component yield | Slightly higher raw material cost▲ Industry: Cheaper but less authentic |
Seasonal Stability | Year-round production | All seasons (constant yield)▲ Industry: Seasonal harvesting (Oct-Dec) | No supply shortages▲ Industry: Risk of scarcity outside peak season | Requires climate-controlled storage▲ Industry: Lower storage costs |