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Cost-effective Goji powder made from high-quality goji sourced from non-GMO farms in Ningxia. Processed using advanced spray-drying or Spray-dried technology to ensure consistent solubility and color retention. Ideal for mass production of functional foods, beverages, and dietary supplements.
Parameter | Detail |
Certification | HACCP, ISO |
Spec | Spray-dried Goji Powder, Freeze-dried Goji Powder |
Appearance | Orange -Red Color Fine Powder |
Partical Size | 100%Through 80 Mesh |
Ash Content | Max 5.0% |
· Packaging: 100g, 150g, 250g, 500g, 5kg, 10kg bag; 10KG or 20KG Carton
· MOQ: 200kg
· Shipment: FOB Qingdao/Tianjin, 15-day production lead time
· Logistics Options: EXW, FOB, CIF, or DAP

1. High-Capacity Production: 20-ton daily output with automated quality control
2. Cost Efficiency: 30% lower pricing than organic variants
3. Global Compliance: Meets EU/JP/US food safety standards
Q: What is the difference between conventional and organic goji powder?
A: Conventional powder uses non-organic berries with approved pesticides (meeting MRL standards), while organic is pesticide-free.
Q: Do you offer private labeling?
A: Yes. Minimum 1,000kg for custom branding. Artwork templates provided.
Q: Can we request allergen-free production?
A: Yes. Dedicated production lines for gluten-free/nut-free batches.
Q: Do you assist with import documentation?
A: Full support: Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificates, and HS Code classification.
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