Coming Herb Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification for Mushroom Ingredient Supply
Quick Answer
HangZhou Coming Herb Biotech Limited has obtained ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certification for the sales and export of botanical extracts, mushroom extracts and dietary supplement ingredients. The certificate was issued on August 20, 2026 and lists an expiry date of August 19, 2029.
For mushroom ingredient buyers, this certification adds an independent quality-management credential to the practical controls already used in our supply process, including supplier review, specification confirmation, quality records, batch traceability and customer feedback handling. Coming Herb supplies bulk mushroom extracts and mushroom powders to dietary supplement brands, manufacturers, distributors and ingredient buyers.
ISO 9001 Certification at a Glance
- Company: HangZhou Coming Herb Biotech Limited
- Standard: GB/T 19001-2016 / ISO 9001:2015
- Certificate No.: 20226Q00954R001
- Certification Scope: Sales and export of botanical extracts, mushroom extracts and dietary supplement ingredients
- Issue Date: August 20, 2026
- Expiry Date: August 19, 2029
Verify Our ISO 9001 Certificate
The QR code printed on our ISO 9001 certificate opens the Zhejiang Quanpin Certification (QPC) certificate verification page for Certificate No. 20226Q00954R001. Buyers can also cross-check management-system certification information through China’s official National Certification and Accreditation public service platform.
- QPC direct certificate verification: Verify Certificate No. 20226Q00954R001
- CNCA official public verification platform: National Certification and Accreditation Public Service Platform
When checking the certificate, buyers should confirm the legal company name, certificate number, current status, certified scope and validity period.
Why ISO 9001 Matters When Sourcing Mushroom Ingredients
For a B2B buyer, quality is not only the result shown on one laboratory report. Reliable sourcing also depends on whether specifications are clearly confirmed, whether suppliers and batches are properly identified, whether records can be retrieved, and whether quality issues are handled in a consistent way.
ISO 9001 is a quality management system standard. It does not certify a specific mushroom extract as an “ISO-certified product,” and it does not replace product testing. Its role is to provide a structured framework for managing repeatable processes within the certified business scope.
For Coming Herb, the certified scope is specifically “Sales and export of botanical extracts, mushroom extracts and dietary supplement ingredients.” This wording is important because it accurately describes what the certification covers.
How Coming Herb Supports Consistent Mushroom Ingredient Supply
Our mushroom ingredient business is built around clear specifications and documented batch information. Before an order is confirmed, we work with buyers to define the product, extract ratio or active-compound target, quantity, packaging and required quality documents. This helps reduce specification misunderstandings before shipment.
For our core mushroom extract range, Coming Herb emphasizes 100% fruiting body, no maltodextrin and no mycelium filler in the relevant specifications. Depending on the product, buyers can request specifications or testing for beta-glucan, polysaccharides, moisture, microbiological limits, heavy metals and other agreed quality parameters.
Where additional market or customer requirements apply, supporting tests such as PAH testing or independent third-party analysis can also be arranged. The goal is to make the agreed specification, batch identity and supporting documents easy for the buyer to review before a commercial shipment.
Supplier Review and Specification Control
Reliable mushroom ingredient supply starts before the material is shipped. Supplier review, product specification confirmation and clear purchasing requirements help reduce variation and prevent avoidable misunderstandings.
For each commercial order, the product name, grade, extract ratio or active-compound specification, packaging, quantity and required quality documents should be confirmed before the order moves forward. Keeping these requirements clear is especially important when buyers source multiple mushroom species or multiple grades of the same mushroom.
ISO 9001 and Batch Testing Serve Different Purposes
A quality management certificate should never be used as a substitute for a product COA. For mushroom ingredients, buyers should review both the company-level management-system evidence and the product-level batch evidence.
The ISO 9001 certification provides evidence that Coming Herb operates within a certified quality management system for its defined sales and export scope. Batch-specific documents provide evidence about the material actually being purchased. Depending on the product and agreed specification, these documents may include a Certificate of Analysis, active-compound testing, microbiological results, heavy-metal results, moisture data and relevant third-party reports.
In practical sourcing, the two layers work together: the management system supports consistent handling of requirements and records, while batch testing supports verification of the individual shipment.
Traceability and Documentation for B2B Buyers
Ingredient buyers often need to answer questions from their own QA, regulatory or production teams. Which batch was shipped? What specification was agreed? Which COA belongs to the shipment? Can the supplier retrieve the related quality documents? These questions become especially important when a brand moves from evaluation samples to repeat commercial orders.
Coming Herb uses batch identification and supporting documentation to help buyers maintain a clearer purchasing record. Supporting documents can be matched to the buyer’s specification and destination-market requirements.
Who We Supply
Coming Herb supplies mushroom ingredients on a B2B basis. Typical customers include dietary supplement brands, contract manufacturers, ingredient distributors, importers and companies developing functional food or wellness products.
Our mushroom portfolio includes Reishi, Lion’s Mane, Chaga, Maitake, Turkey Tail, Shiitake, Cordyceps and other mushroom extracts and powders. Buyers can request current specifications, COAs, sample availability, minimum order quantities and quotations for the products they are evaluating.
What Buyers Should Request Before Placing an Order
An ISO 9001 certificate is useful, but good supplier qualification should remain evidence-based. We recommend asking for the current product specification, a representative or batch-specific COA, relevant third-party test reports when required, packaging information and confirmation of the exact commercial specification before ordering.
This gives procurement, QA and product-development teams a clearer basis for comparing suppliers and reducing sourcing risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is Coming Herb ISO 9001 certified?
Yes. HangZhou Coming Herb Biotech Limited holds ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certification for the sales and export of botanical extracts, mushroom extracts and dietary supplement ingredients.
Q2. How can I verify Coming Herb’s ISO 9001 certificate?
Use the QPC certificate verification link above for Certificate No. 20226Q00954R001, or cross-check the certification through the CNCA national public service platform.
Q3. Are Coming Herb mushroom extracts ISO 9001 certified products?
No. ISO 9001 certifies the organization’s quality management system within the stated scope. Individual mushroom ingredients should be evaluated using product specifications, COAs and relevant test results.
Q4. Does Coming Herb provide COAs for mushroom ingredients?
Yes. COAs and related product documents are available for supplied batches. The exact test items depend on the product and agreed specification.
Q5. Can I request a sample before a bulk order?
Yes. Buyers can contact Coming Herb to request a sample, COA, current specification and quotation before moving to a larger commercial order.
Request COA, Sample and Quote
If you are evaluating a bulk mushroom extract or mushroom powder supplier, send us the product name, target specification, estimated quantity and destination market. We can provide available specifications, COA documentation, sample options and a quotation for your review.
