Published Documents
Published documents carry SV Botanica document numbers. A batch-specific certificate of analysis is issued for every shipment.
Full Specifications, Online
Each of the 158 product pages carries its complete specification table: botanical source and plant part, marker and assay method, grades, heavy metals, pesticide residues and microbiology.
What Travels With Your Order
| Document | When |
|---|---|
| Commercial invoice | Every shipment |
| Packing list | Every shipment |
| Certificate of analysis (batch-specific) | Every shipment |
| Safety data sheet | Every shipment |
| Bill of lading or airway bill | Every export shipment |
| Certificate of origin | Where the destination requires one, through the chamber of commerce or APEDA |
| Phytosanitary or health certificate | On request, where the destination authority requires one |
| Allergen, non-GMO, non-irradiation and non-ETO declarations | On request |
| Halal or Kosher certificate | On request, where the grade carries one |
| EU official certificate (ethylene oxide) | Botanicals for food-supplement use shipped to the EU; see the market access checker |
| CITES export permit | Listed species such as kutki and Rhodiola rosea |
Know What to Look For
A certificate of analysis is only as useful as the questions you ask of it. Check that it names the species and plant part, states the assay method next to every marker figure, reports heavy metals and microbiology against limits, and matches the lot number on the packing list. Our guide How to Read a COA for Herbal Extracts walks through each line.