Sustainability & Quality
Sustainability: Good for the Earth, Good for Business
We Start with Superior Herbs
At China Herb, we prioritize sustainably sourced herbs because they ensure the longevity of our natural resources and the success of your practice.
Authentic
Our raw herbs are sourced from the leading suppliers of Chinese herbal imports. We select high-quality, sustainably grown herbs, and each herb is meticulously inspected for proper identification, quality, and geo-authenticity. Our 5:1 full-spectrum granules from Treasure of the East are renowned for their rigorous quality control and geo-authentic sourcing.
Safe
Whenever possible, we source organic and unsulfited herbs. Our herbs are tested for sulfites, heavy metals, pesticide residues, and microbial contamination.
Responsible
We strictly adhere to CITES regulations. You will never find endangered animal or plant species in our dispensary. If an herb becomes endangered, we choose not to stock it.
CITES stands for the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. It is an international agreement that regulates the trade of wild animals and plants to ensure their survival is not threatened by global commerce. Trade in wild animals and plants to ensure their survival is not threatened by global commerce.
The Beauty of Dao Di: The Terroir of Chinese Herbal Medicine
Just as fine wine is shaped by the land where its grapes are grown, the potency and essence of Chinese herbs depend on their dao di—the geo-authentic region where they naturally thrive. This concept, much like terroir in viticulture, acknowledges that the soil composition, climate, altitude, and even traditional farming methods all influence the herb’s medicinal properties.
For thousands of years, Chinese medicine has recognized that the most powerful herbs come from specific regions where they have been cultivated for generations. Real Shan Yao comes from Henan, just as Dang Gui flourishes in Gansu. These regions aren’t just tradition—they offer the perfect conditions for each herb to develop its full therapeutic potential.
At China Herb, we ensure that every herb we source, whether from NuHerb or Treasure of the East’s 5:1 granules, comes from its authentic growing area, where nature has fine-tuned its medicinal qualities over centuries.
The Most Effective 5:1 Full-Spectrum Granules
When Treasure of the East needed a trusted partner to bring their premium granules to custom formulas, they turned to China Herb. We are honored to be their chosen distributor, a testament to our shared commitment to excellence.
What sets Tianjiang Pharmaceutical, the manufacturer behind Treasure of the East, apart? Cutting-edge full-spectrum extraction Their advanced two-step process captures botanical constituents and essential oils without using solvents like alcohol, acetone, or hexane. The result is a pure, potent, and highly soluble herbal extract. With over 30 patents and hundreds of TLC botanical identification standards, their quality assurance is unmatched.
Sourcing with Integrity: Authentic, Sustainable, and Transparent.
Treasure of the East works directly with over 300 farms across 22 provinces, including 66 company-owned farms, ensuring every herb is grown in its ideal environment. Rather than relying on bulk herb markets, they build long-term relationships with farmers, allowing for complete transparency and rigorous quality control.
Each herb undergoes extensive soil and crop testing, with a focus on dao di sourcing—choosing regions where centuries of cultivation have perfected the growing conditions. This commitment results in herbs with the highest medicinal potency and the lowest levels of contaminants. Their dedication to sustainability extends to wild-crafted herbs, always adhering to international conservation standards (**CITES**).
Tianjiang never uses endangered species like tiger bone or rhino horn, and they source protected plants such as tian ma, bai ji, yun mu xiang, sha shen (bei), and rou cong rong exclusively from certified sustainable farms.
