Import Fucoidan — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Fucoidan is a water‑soluble heteropolysaccharide extracted from the brown alga Laminaria japonica. The product consists mainly of L‑fucose‑4‑sulphate ester, with minor amounts of galactose, mannose, glucose, arabinose and saccharic aldehydic acid. It appears as a fine white powder that can be dissolved in aqueous media to form a clear solution. The supplier provides the material in 5 kg poly‑woven bags or paper drums, ready for bulk handling.

In the nutraceutical market fucoidan is typically offered with a purity above 95 % and a moisture content below 5 %. Molecular weight for commercial fucoidan batches usually falls in the 100‑500 kDa range, which influences viscosity and bioactivity. The product’s water solubility and negative charge make it suitable for formulation into capsules, tablets or liquid health drinks. Standard quality documentation such as a Certificate of Analysis is expected for each batch.

Importers use fucoidan as an active ingredient in dietary supplements, functional foods and pharmaceutical research because of its reported anticoagulant, anti‑inflammatory and immune‑modulating effects. Buyers are often manufacturers of health‑food products, biotech firms and contract manufacturers seeking a natural polysaccharide source. Trade terms, minimum order quantities and packaging details should be confirmed directly with the supplier, as well as the preferred Incoterm and payment method.

Shandong Jiejing Group Corporation is based at No.98 Shenzhen West Road, Rizhao, Shandong, China. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbour‑level trust tier, although its recorded response rate is currently 0 %. The address places the operation near major port facilities, which can facilitate bulk shipments from the eastern coast of China.

The firm lists fucoidan as its primary health‑ingredient offering, describing the extraction process from Laminaria japonica and highlighting its potential pharmaceutical applications. No additional corporate history, production capacity or client references are disclosed in the listing, so buyers should request further corporate documentation and verification of manufacturing capabilities before committing to large orders.