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Based in China, Xi'an Huilin Bio-Tech Co., Ltd. lists 16 distinct bioactive compounds across its catalogue. The products fall under the HS chapter 29 organic chemicals, primarily within codes 2932, 2934, 2918, 2938, and 2939, reflecting flavonoids, anthraquinones and related polyphenols. Items such as Hesperetin (HS 2932.93), Daidzein (HS 2934.90), and Ferulic acid (HS 2918.99) illustrate the chemical diversity offered. The supplier classifies its offerings under the “Chemicals & Allied Products” and “Agriculture” categories, indicating relevance to nutraceutical, pharmaceutical and crop‑protection applications. Each entry specifies purity levels ranging from 90 % to 98 % and packaging formats from 1 g bottles to 1 kg bags.
The catalogue includes well‑known flavonoids such as Apigenin, Chrysin, Quercetin dihydrate and Baicalein, as well as anthraquinone derivatives like Emodin and Chrysophanol. Several entries provide HS codes, for example Curcumin (HS 2938.90) and Resveratrol (HS 2934.99), enabling precise customs classification. Purity claims of 95 % - 98 % align with industry expectations for research‑grade and nutraceutical‑grade materials. Packaging is described in standard bulk units, typically HDPE bags of 1 kg or glass bottles for smaller quantities. The product set targets buyers who require high‑purity natural polyphenols for formulation or analytical purposes.
Xi'an Huilin’s catalogue features sixteen flavonoid and polyphenol extracts, each supplied with a defined purity level and material description. Typical industry grades for these compounds exceed 95 % assay, with specifications for moisture content below 0.5 % and residual solvents meeting USP <467> limits. Common quality tests include HPLC fingerprinting, UV‑Vis absorbance, and elemental analysis for heavy metals. Buyers often request certificates of analysis that detail assay, impurity profile, and compliance with limits for pesticides and microbial load. The product line matches standard nutraceutical raw material specifications used in dietary supplements, functional foods and botanical research.
The supplier lists sixteen flavonoids, anthraquinones and related polyphenols, including Apigenin, Hesperetin, Daidzein, Curcumin, Resveratrol and Baicalein, each with purity specifications between 90 % and 98 %.
Products fall under HS chapter 29, with specific codes such as 2932.93 for Hesperetin, 2934.90 for Daidzein, 2918.99 for Ferulic acid, 2938.90 for Curcumin and Resveratrol, and 2939.99 for Baicalein.
Buyers should request a current certificate of analysis, GMP or ISO 9001 certification, and, where required, a free‑sale or export certificate to satisfy destination‑country regulatory bodies.
The catalogue mentions 1 kg HDPE bags and 1 g glass bottles; bulk shipments are usually packed in 25 kg drums or stacked in 20 ft or 40 ft containers for sea freight.
Yes, sample sizes ranging from 100 g to 1 kg can be arranged, allowing buyers to test purity, solubility and stability before committing to larger orders.
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