Import Barbury Wolfberry Fruit — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Barbury wolfberry fruit offered here is a powdered extract derived from the fruit of Lycium barbarum, the botanical source of goji berries. The extract is standardised to a 90% assay, delivered as a pale brown to brown powder, and packaged in 25 kg drums for bulk handling. This product is positioned as an energy-recovery ingredient, aligning with traditional uses of wolfberry in herbal formulations.

The material is sourced from cultivated Lycium barbarum, a deciduous woody shrub native to Northwest China, where the berries are harvested, dried, and processed into extract. Typical industry processing involves water or alcohol extraction to concentrate polysaccharides, the primary bioactive compounds. Wolfberry extracts are commonly tested for polysaccharide content (often 30-60% in standard grades), heavy metals, and microbial limits to ensure compliance with food or supplement regulations.

Commercial buyers include nutraceutical manufacturers, herbal tea blenders, and functional food producers seeking a natural ingredient with antioxidant and adaptogenic properties. The powder form integrates easily into capsules, tablets, or beverages, while bulk packaging supports cost-effective logistics for large-scale production. Buyers are advised to confirm assay certificates and heavy metal test reports, as these are critical for regulatory compliance in import markets.

Zhongbei Northland Bio-chem Industry Co., Ltd is based in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, operating from an office at 5F, C Liandalijing Building, No. 259 Xinji Street. The company is classified as an imported-tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating a verified but low-activity profile on the platform. Its address places it in a commercial district of Qiqihar, a city known for its agricultural and bio-chemical processing industries.

The supplier’s profile does not list certifications, production capacity, or additional product lines beyond this wolfberry extract. Response metrics are currently unavailable, suggesting either a new listing or limited engagement. Buyers are advised to request updated compliance documentation, such as ISO 22000 or HACCP certificates, to assess quality management systems before placing orders.