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Culinary exotic herbs · Wholesale enquiry
Specify Thyme dried herb, tea cut, powder, extract or essential oil by species, chemotype, sensory profile, tests, COA and packing. Use the visible specification checklist to prepare an RFQ; commercial availability and every final value are confirmed in the written quotation.
Include quantity, destination and required arrival date.
Thyme specifications should identify the botanical species and, for essential oil, any relevant chemotype. Rubbed leaf and cut aerial material can differ in stem content, particle distribution and sensory strength.\n\nSet dried-herb criteria for aroma, colour, foreign matter and moisture. Set extract or oil criteria through named analytical methods, and request lot-linked composition and physical-constant results rather than unsupported potency wording.
These fields form the RFQ checklist. Entries marked for confirmation are not presented as fixed stock specifications.
| Supplied form | Dried herb, tea cut, powder, extract or essential oil — specifyConfirm in written quotation |
|---|---|
| Botanical identity | Thymus vulgaris or contracted Thymus speciesConfirm in written quotation |
| Buyer selection | Species and chemotype where relevant; rubbed leaf, cut aerial part, powder, extract or essential oil; organic requirement if applicable.Confirm in written quotation |
| Acceptance and grade | Colour and characteristic aroma, foreign matter, moisture and cut size; extract marker or oil composition and physical constants when contracted.Confirm in written quotation |
| Ordering unit | Kilograms; state net weight per inner pack and total order.Confirm in written quotation |
| Bunch or inner pack | State net weight per bag or container, liner and lot-label requirements.Confirm in written quotation |
| Export packing plan | Protect dried thyme from moisture and light; use compatible sealed containers for extract or essential oil and define net fill.Confirm in written quotation |
| Origin and lot | Country of origin: India. Exact source region, crop or production lot and traceability reference are confirmed in the quotation or lot documents.Confirm in written quotation |
| Season and availability | No fixed annual availability is claimed. Confirm the requested date, volume and acceptable alternatives.Confirm in written quotation |
| Minimum order | Quote-led. Minimum quantity depends on product form, pack configuration, route and current availability.Confirm in written quotation |
| Handling and route plan | State storage, shelf-life and transport conditions required by the buyer specification.Confirm in written quotation |
| Arrival requirement | State culinary, tea or aromatic use, destination standard, sample, test panel, quantity and required delivery.Confirm in written quotation |
| Documents | Confirm destination and importer requirements. The final document list may include commercial invoice, packing list, transport document, certificate of origin and phytosanitary or test documents when applicable.Confirm in written quotation |
| Sample and COA | Representative sample and method-linked certificate of analysis are agreed where the contracted specification requires them.Confirm in written quotation |
State culinary, tea or aromatic use, destination standard, sample, test panel, quantity and required delivery.
Species and chemotype where relevant; rubbed leaf, cut aerial part, powder, extract or essential oil; organic requirement if applicable.
Colour and characteristic aroma, foreign matter, moisture and cut size; extract marker or oil composition and physical constants when contracted. The final acceptance wording and tolerances are recorded in the quotation.
Protect dried thyme from moisture and light; use compatible sealed containers for extract or essential oil and define net fill. Pack counts, materials, labels and outer dimensions require written confirmation.
Both are quote-led. Send the required quantity, unit, destination and arrival date so availability, packing and freight assumptions can be evaluated together.
The document set depends on the product, destination, importer and shipping arrangement. State the required documents in the RFQ and have the importer confirm current entry requirements.
State culinary, tea or aromatic use, destination standard, sample, test panel, quantity and required delivery. Allow time to confirm supply, packing, documents and transport before the required arrival.
Request the sample size, intended tests, methods and acceptance limits. Any COA should identify the tested lot and the methods used; availability and charges are confirmed with the quotation.