0. Executive Summary
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Judgment axis

Key judgment

Item IdentityThe representative plant entity of Stevia is Stevia rebaudiana (Bertoni) Bertoni of the Asteraceae family. Kew manages it as an accepted species. ( Plants of the World Online )
Key roleIt is a crop linked to the agriculture-extraction-refining-food industry , in which the leaves themselves are dried and powdered to be used as food ingredients, or sweeteners are extracted and refined from the leaves to be converted into a food additive called steviol glycosides .
Harvesting principleHarvesting is performed based on leaf yield, sweetness content, and processing purpose, and the harvest date, growth stage, and Leaf Lot are recorded. Specific optimal harvest values ​​are entered after verifying the conditions according to official cultivation technical data.
Product separationSeparate into Fresh Leaf → Dried Leaf → Leaf Powder → Crude/Intermediate Extract → Purified Steviol Glycosides → Bio-converted/Processed Glycosides → Blended Sweetener → Finished Food.
Separation of similar itemsOther Stevia spp. are separate Plant Entities. Stevia leaves, Stevia powder, Stevia extract, and steviol glycosides are also managed as separate Product Entities.
domestic cultivationOfficial data on stevia cultivation techniques is provided on the Rural Development Administration's Nongsaroo website, and domestic cultivation itself is confirmed. However, the latest national-level cultivation area and production volume are not finalized in this v1.0 version. ( Nongsaroo )
Domestic official statisticsThe latest government-approved statistics on nationwide stevia cultivation area and production volume will be entered later after verification of official raw data.
food additivesThe MFDS regulates steviol glycosides as sweeteners and has also permitted bioconversion manufacturing methods as of 2024. ( Ministry of Food and Drug Safety )
Supply and demand riskVarieties and component variations, leaf yield, harvest and drying quality, pesticide residues and microorganisms, extraction yield, degree of purification, component composition, bitterness and aftertaste, raw material-additive lot discontinuity, and changes in imports, prices, and regulations are key factors.
Operating PrinciplesSeed/Cutting–Farm–Leaf Lot–Drying–Extraction–Purification–Steviol Glycoside Batch–Food Manufacturer–Buyer Connect RFQ.
Final goalIt is to build supply chain intelligence that connects stevia leaves, an agricultural raw material, and steviol glycosides, a high-intensity food additive, into a single lineage but manages them as different Product and Regulatory Entities.

In 2025, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety introduced steviol glycosides as a food additive to provide sweetness in place of sugar, citing stevioside and rebaudioside A as representative components. The same document explains that steviol glycosides are sweeteners used in various beverages and foods. ( Ministry of Food and Drug Safety )

1. Plant Identity & Product Master

Basic fields

detail

Korean nameStevia
English nameStevia / Sweetleaf
Representative scientific nameStevia rebaudiana (Bertoni) Bertoni
classificationAsteraceae → Stevia → S. rebaudiana
Edible partsMainly leaves
Non-edible · Separate managementRoots, aged stems, flower stalks, trimming residues, etc. are separated from edible leaves.
Major harvesting stagesHarvesting of nutrient portions tailored to leaf yield, sweetness content, and processing purpose
Basic product formFresh Leaf·Dried Leaf·Cut Leaf·Leaf Powder·Extract·Steviol Glycosides
Basic processing stageHarvesting → Sorting → Drying → Cutting/Grinding → Extraction → Purification → Enzymatic Treatment/Bioconversion (if necessary) → Mixing
Basic useExtraction · Food Ingredients · Powder · Sweeteners · Food Additives · Beverages · Processed Foods
Similarity PrincipleSeparate from other Stevia spp., and manage plant-based ingredients and refined sweeteners as separate products.

Kew treats Eupatorium rebaudianum Bertoni as a synonym for Stevia rebaudiana. Therefore, the corresponding scientific name in past literature is linked to the Legacy/Synonym field rather than the new Plant Entity. ( Plants of the World Online )

Product Master

Product

Product stage

Key Management Standards

Stevia Seed Lotbreeding materialsSpecies·Varieties·Seed Source·Germination·Lot
Cutting/Seedling LotSeedling cultivationMother plant · Breeding method · Seedling Lot
Stevia Field LotproductionVariety · Origin · Planting/Sowing · Cultivation Method
Fresh Stevia Leafraw materialsHarvest date, leaf ratio, appearance, weight
Fresh Leaf & Tender StemHarvested raw materialsLeaf/stem ratio · Processing suitability
Cleaned LeafPreprocessingForeign matter, damage, moisture
Dried Stevia Leafdried raw materialsDrying method, moisture, color, and sweetness characteristics
Cut Dried LeafFor leachingCut Size · Stem Ratio · Foreign Matter
Stevia Leaf Powderfood ingredientsParticle size, raw material lot, microorganisms
Crude Stevia Extract1st extractRaw Material Lot, Solvent, Extraction Yield
Purified Extractrefined productPurification process, ingredient composition, purity
Steviol Glycosidesfood additivesMFDS/JECFA Standards · Ingredient Composition · Batch
Stevioside-rich ProductIngredient-based ProductActual composition/test report
Rebaudioside A-rich ProductIngredient-based ProductReb A Content · Sweetness Profile
Bio-converted Steviol GlycosideProcess-type ProductEnzymes, Raw Materials, Processes, and Standards
Enzyme-treated SteviaSeparate Additives/Process ProductCheck domestic official definitions and usage standards
Stevia Sweetener BlendMixed sweetenersActual Formula including steviol glycoside and erythritol
Liquid SweetenerLiquid finished productRaw material ratio, concentration, preservation, labeling
Tabletop SweetenerRetail productsSweetener composition, serving size, packaging
Food/Beverage IngredientB2BSweetness intensity, aftertaste, solubility, application
OEM·PB Sweetenerfinished productFormula · MOQ · Specifications · Contract
2. Product Classification & Use Segmentation

Classification criteria

Subdivision type

Management principles

Plant classificationStevia rebaudianaSeparated from other Stevia spp.
Variety/LineageHigh-intensity, multi-leaf, and cultivation-adapted lines, etc.Connecting Seed and Seedling Suppliers
Edible partsWhether leaf/tender stem is includedLeaf ratio recorded separately
Harvesting stageActual harvesting stages, such as before and after growth and floweringStandardization after quality verification
Cultivation methodOpen field, greenhouse, and regional cultivationFarm Standards
Distribution methodsFresh · Dried · CutProduct Separation
Processing formPowder·Extract·Purified GlycosideSeparate Product ID
Ingredient FormStevioside and Rebaudioside series, etc.Test report based
manufacturing processExtraction, Purification, Enzyme Treatment, BioconversionProcess Entity
Final useTea · General Food · Beverages · Sweeteners · Mixed SweetenersApplication
Transaction typeSource Procurement · Regular Supply · Extraction Contract · OEM · PBRFQ
Types of regulationFood Ingredients / Food Additives / Finished ProductsSeparation of Regulatory Entities
3. Production, Harvest & Post-harvest

Kew identifies S. rebaudiana as an accepted species native to the region of Brazil from Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul to Paraguay. ( Plants of the World Online )

The Rural Development Administration's Nongsaroo provides data on domestic stevia cultivation techniques and explains that rapid growth, abundant leaves, cold tolerance, and high sweetness content are considered for varieties suitable for domestic cultivation. ( Nongsaroo )

step

Essential Dataset

Management purpose

Cultivation planVariety · Target Product · Area · BuyerProduction plan
Seeds and mother plantsSeed Source · Mother Plant · LotPlant Identity
Seedling cultivationSowing/Cuttings·Rooting·Seedling StatusTomb quality
formulaDate, Block, PlantingField Traceability
Growth managementPlant height, branching, number of leaves, leaf weightHarvest forecasting
risingTemperature, rainfall, humidity, and solar radiationProduction Risk
soilpH, soil type, organic matter, EC, etc.Cultivation suitability
WateringWater source, quantity, and timingGrowth and Components
disputeMaterials, Timing, and QuantityLeaf production
pestsOccurrence, Control, and PesticidesProduction and Safety
Flowering statusFlowering stageHarvest and component analysis
Harvest judgmentLeaf yield, growth stage, and Buyer's purposeHarvesting at the right time
harvestDate, Section, WeightLeaf Lot
Separation of leaves and stemsLeaf ratio · Stem ratioRaw Material Grade
SelectionDamage, disease, foreign matterquality
purifyingWater quality and processes when appliedhygiene
dryMethod, temperature, time, final moistureQuality and Storage
JeongseonRemoval of stems, foreign matter, and defective leavesGrade
cuttingCut SizeTea/Extraction
saveTemperature, humidity, and periodRaw material stability
smashParticle Size · BatchPowder
extractionAmount of raw materials, solvent, time, temperatureExtract
percolationFiltration conditionsPre-treatment of purification
tabletActual processes such as adsorption, separation, and crystallizationGlycoside Quality
Concentration and dryingSolids and pulverizationAdditive Product
BioconversionEnzyme, Substrate, Process ConditionsModified Glycoside
mixGlycoside Carrier/SweetenerFinal Sweetener
packagingPackaging Material · Weight · Lotshipment
4. Quality Specification & Lot Management

Quality items

Fresh Leaf

Dried Leaf

Powder

Steviol Glycosides

finished product

Public rating

SpeciesessentialsuccessionsuccessionBotanical Source ConnectiontrackingPublic/Verified
varietiesessentialsuccessionsuccessionRaw material inheritanceIf necessaryVerified
mountainous districtessentialessentialsuccessionRaw material traceabilitytrackingPublic/Verified
farmhouseessentialsuccessionsuccessionRaw material connectiontrackingVerified
LotessentialessentialessentialBatch requiredessentialVerified/NDA
Harvest dayessentialsuccessionsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
Growth stagerecordsuccessionsuccessionRaw material historyVerified
Leaf/Stem ratiocorecoreRaw material inheritanceIngredient InformationVerified
appearanceLeaf color/damageColor and drynessColor and uniformityPowdered stateQCMember
weightessentialessentialBatchBatchfinished productNDA
moistureFresh conditioncorecoreStandard testingBy productVerified
alien substancecheckcorecorePurification stage managementcoreVerified
disease and decaycheckcheckRaw material inspectionVerified
pesticide residuescoretestRaw material inheritance/inspectionVerification by raw material and productConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
microorganismIf necessarytestcoreBy specification and processConformity to standardsVerified/NDA
heavy metalsRisk-basedtesttestCheck additive specificationsFinished product standardsVerified/NDA
SteviosideanalyzableKey Research IndicatorsanalyzeProduct compositionBy productVerified/NDA
Rebaudioside AanalyzableKey Research IndicatorsanalyzeProduct compositionBy productVerified/NDA
Other steviol glycosidesanalyzeanalyzeanalyzeKey SpecBy productVerified/NDA
Total Sweetness ProfileSensory and IngredientscorecorecorecoreVerified/NDA
Bitter taste and aftertastesensualitysensualitycoreBuyer SpecApplicationMember/Verified
Drying historyessentialsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
Grinding historyessentialRaw material historytrackingVerified
Extraction historyessentialsuccessionNDA
Refining historyessentialsuccessionNDA
BioconversionThis product is requiredsuccessionNDA
Mixed FormulaIf necessarycoreNDA
packagingraw materialessentialessentialessentialessentialVerified
Expiration dateBy ingredientBy ingredientBy productBy productessentialVerified
ShipmentessentialessentialessentialessentialessentialVerified
ReturnsrecordrecordrecordrecordrecordNDA
ClaimrecordrecordrecordrecordrecordNDA
RepurchaseBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionBuyer ConnectionNDA

The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety revised the standards and specifications in 2024 to permit bioconversion by enzymatic treatment for the manufacturing method of steviol glycosides . Therefore, MarketHub does not treat Extracted/Purified and Bio-converted as the same Process Batch. ( Ministry of Food and Drug Safety )

Since JECFA also operates an international food additive standard monograph for Steviol Glycosides, B2B import/export RFQs can simultaneously link MFDS standards and JECFA standards via an Evidence Link. ( FAO Home )


Lot Master Required Field

Lot ID · Item/Product Type · Scientific Name · Variety/Strain · Edible Part (Leaf) · Leaf/Stem Ratio · Cultivation Method · Country/Origin/Cultivation Area · Producer · Seed/Mother Plant Lot · Planting Date · Harvest Date · Growth Stage · Quality Indicators · Weight/Specifications/Grade · Checking for Leaf Color/Damage/Diseases/Foreign Matter · Pesticide Use Records · Pesticide Residue/Microorganism/Heavy Metal Test Reports · Drying/Selection/Storage History · Raw Material Lot · Grinding/Extraction/Filtering/Purification/Concentration/Bioconversion History · Ingredient Composition (e.g., Stevioside, Rebaudioside) · Packaging Date · Best Before Date · Shipper · Returns/Claims · Repurchase

5. Korea Market & Demand Structure

Customers

Purchase criteria

Cooperation opportunities

Domestic stevia farmsVariety, Seedling, Purchaser, Processing Purposecontract farming
Mountain production organizationJoint drying · Leaf gradeRaw Material RFQ
Herb and tea manufacturersDried Leaf Cut Scentleachate product
Powder manufacturerDried leaves, moisture, microorganismsLeaf Powder
Extraction companySteviol Glycoside content and yieldExtraction RFQ
food additive manufacturerRaw leaf, extract, and purification suitabilityGlycoside Production
sweetener manufacturersComposition including Stevioside and Reb AB2B Sweetener
Beverage manufacturerSweetness Profile · Solubility · AftertasteZero/Reduced Sugar
Fruit and vegetable juice manufacturersUsage Standards · Flavor ProfileSweetening
Confectionery and BakeryHeat processing suitability · rear endFormula
Sauces and seasoningsSweetness adjustment · SolubilityIngredient
Dairy products and dessertsFlavor · SweetnessApplication
HMRSweeteners · LabelingProduct Reformation
General health foodsFood Type and LabelingIngredient
Distribution/OnlineDistinguishing between Leaf/Powder/SweetenerRetail
OEM·PBMixed sweeteners, beverages, and foodFormula
export companiesTarget country additive standards, E/INS, etc.Global RFQ
Research InstituteVariety, Ingredients, Extraction, SensoryR&D
6. Trade & Supply-chain Intelligence

In the international supply chain of stevia, a structure in which the product undergoes multiple transformations— from raw leaves → extract → purified steviol glycosides → sweetener blend → finished product— is more important than simple leaf export.

step

Key variables

Operational judgment

Seeds and seedlingsVariety/Composition Lineageproduction base
Farm productionRegion · Climate · Leaf YieldRaw Supply
harvestGrowth stage and leaf ratioQuality
dryMoisture, Color, and IngredientsRaw Ingredient
Bulk distributionOrigin·Crop LotIngredient Trade
powderParticle size and microorganismsFood Ingredient
extractionYield and SolventCrude Extract
tabletGlycoside CompositionAdditive Grade
BioconversionEnzymes and ProcessesNew-generation Ingredient
Imports and exportsHS · Product Type · Country of OriginTrade Classification
Domestic blendGlycoside·CarrierSweetener Blend
Food manufacturingUsage Standards · FormulaFinished Product
RFQIngredients · Sweetness · Aftertaste · MOQProcurement
deliveryCOA · BatchCompliance
RepurchaseSensory · Cost · ClaimSupplier Score

Trade Dataset

item

v1.0 processing

Fresh/Dried Stevia Leaf HSInput after verification of official raw data from the Korea Customs Service by product type
Stevia Leaf Powder HSFurther verification
Crude Stevia Extract HSVerification by composition and processing state
Steviol Glycosides HSEnter after confirming the detailed customs classification of food additives
Blended Sweetener HSSeparate verification by mixed composition
Korea's import volumeInput after official verification of raw data
Korean import valueInput after official verification of raw data
Major countries of originInput after verifying raw data by country with the Korea Customs Service.
Customs clearance unit priceCalculated from the same Product, HS, and quantity unit
EU additive codeSteviol glycosides E960 series; current detailed classifications must be checked by product.
JECFASteviol Glycosides Specification Framework Connection
FTAVerification of origin and product by HS code
QuarantineSeparation of Seed/Plant/Fresh/Dried and purified additive
Food Additive RegulationVerification of Korea MFDS and destination-specific usage standards
7. Processing, By-products & PRP Intelligence

7. Processing, By-products & PRP Intelligence

Products and processes

Key conditions

RFQ conversion

Fresh Stevia LeafSpecies · Varieties · Harvest DateFarm RFQ
Dried LeafMoisture · Color · Leaf RatioTea/Extraction
Cut LeafCut Size · StemHerbal Product
Leaf PowderParticle size and microorganismsFood Ingredient
Crude ExtractRaw Material Lot, Solvent, YieldRefinery RFQ
Purified ExtractDegree of Purification and Ingredient CompositionAdditive Processor
Steviol GlycosidesMFDS/JECFA SpecFood Manufacturer
Stevioside-rich FractionIngredients and AftertasteBuyer-specific RFQ
Reb A-rich FractionIngredients and SensoryBeverage RFQ
Other Reb FractionsIngredient ProfilePremium Sweetener
Bio-converted GlycosidesProcess and compositionAdvanced Ingredient
Enzyme-treated SteviaDomestic Legal Items/SpecsFood Additive
Sweetener BlendGlycoside · Carrier · SweetenerOEM/PB
Liquid SweetenerConcentration · FormulaRetail/B2B
Tabletop SweetenerConstruction and pavingConsumer
Beverage PremixSweetness Profile · SolubilityRTD OEM
Extraction Residueleaf residueLegal verification of feed, compost, and bio-utilization
Stem FractionStem by-productsReview of raw material suitability, compost, etc.

The 2024 revision of MFDS standards and specifications provides the direct institutional basis for distinguishing between extraction-based products and bioconverted products based on manufacturing methods . ( Ministry of Food and Drug Safety )

JECFA maintains the Steviol Glycosides Framework as an independent standards system. ( FAO Home )

PRP — Product Research Profile

Stevia PRP operates with the following structure.

PRP

Key research questions

Stevia Leaf PRPWhich varieties and harvest stages of leaves are suitable as raw materials for drying and extraction?
Dried Leaf PRPWhat are the effects of drying conditions on moisture, color, composition, and shelf life?
Powder PRPAre the Parent Leaf Lot, particle size, microorganisms, and components suitable for the Buyer Spec?
Extract PRPWhat are the effects of raw leaves, solvent, and extraction conditions on extraction yield and composition?
Steviol Glycoside PRPWhich glycoside composition is associated with sweetness intensity, bitterness, and aftertaste?
Bio-conversion PRPWhat are the differences in manufacturing, specifications, and sensory characteristics between extracts/purified products and bioconverted products?
Beverage PRPWhat is the optimal sweetness profile for each application, such as carbonated drinks, tea, fruits and vegetables, and dairy products?
Export PRPDoes it comply with the destination country's additive identity, usage standards, and labeling regulations?
8. AX Transformation

first of all

Execution item

Performance indicators

1Make Species·Variety·Farm·Harvest Date·Lot mandatoryEssential Field Completion Rate
2Fresh·Dried·Powder·Extract·Glycoside Product SeparationProduct identification rate
3Linking soil, weather, growth, flowering, and harvest dataField–Lot Connection Rate
4Leaf/Stem Ratio Video AI AnalysisAccuracy of raw leaf ratio
5Leaf color, damage, and disease AI screeningSelection accuracy
6Linking component datasets such as Stevioside and Reb AComponent Coverage
7Harvest Timing · Leaf Yield PredictionForecast error
8Drying Conditions – Prediction of Composition and Color QualityQuality Prediction
9AI Extraction Yield PredictionExtraction Yield Error
10Prediction of purification yield and compositionPurification KPI
11Sweetness/Aftertaste Sensory DataficationSensory Dataset Completion Rate
12Bio-conversion Batch TraceabilityProcess inheritance rate
13Product–Buyer AI MatchRFQ → Sample Conversion Rate
14Cost, Price, and Supply & Demand ForecastForecast error
15Buyer Ratings & Repurchase LinkRepeat Order Rate
9. Industry Problem Bank

Problem group

Problem Definition

Required data

Species confusionCan coexist with other Stevia speciesScientific Name
Unmanaged varieties and linesDifficult to track differences in sweeteners and quantitiesCultivar
Leaf/Stem ratio deviationEffect on extraction efficiency and qualityPlant Part Ratio
Harvesting stage deviationDifferences in leaf yield and compositionGrowth Stage
weather riskLeaf yield and growth variationClimate
pestsImpact of raw material quantity and pesticide residuesPest/Spray
pesticide residuesLeaf Raw Material SafetyCOA
Drying deviationEffects of moisture, color, microorganisms, and componentsDrying
Deterioration of storage qualityMoisture absorption and raw material spoilageStorage
Powder authenticityUnable to verify appearanceParent Lot
Variation in extraction yieldYield differences by raw material and processExtraction Dataset
Variation in degree of refinementAdditive quality and sensory effectsPurification
Glycoside composition variationDifference between Sweetness and AftertasteComponent Analysis
Stevioside–Reb A mixtureSensory differences based on compositionCOA
Leaf–Additive ConfusionSelling other products under the single name “Natural Stevia”Regulatory Entity
Bioconversion process not indicatedDifference from existing extraction, purification, and manufacturing methodsProcess Record
Confusion over food ingredient and additive regulationsThe application criteria are different.MFDS Classification
Mixed sweetener Formula UnknownConfusion with the composition of other ingredients such as erythritolFormula
HS classification errorDifferent codes for leaves, extracts, and additivesHS Mapping
Severing the origin of imported raw materialsLoss of Farm information in final sweetenerTraceability
Buyer Spec DiscrepancySensory requirements differ by beverage, confectionery, and sauceApplication Dataset
Price and yield risksLeaf Yield and Purification Yield Affect CostCost/Yield
Repurchase not reflectedActual product performance is not linked to raw material selectionBuyer Evaluation
10. Farmer RFQ & Collaboration Model

RFQ Type

Public Registration

Verify/NDA

Stevia seedling supplyVariety, Region, General CharacteristicsSeedling Producer, Quantity, Unit Price
Fresh Leaf for SaleVariety, Origin, Expected HarvestFarms, Volume, Price
Dried Leaf SupplyOrigin · Moisture · General GradeLot · COA · Unit Price
Cut LeafCut Size · UsageActual Specs and Prices
Leaf PowderParticle size and general specificationsParent Lot · Microorganisms · Unit Price
contract farmingVariety · Target UseFarms, Area, and Purchase Conditions
Regular raw material supplyLeaf/Powder · PeriodMonthly volume and price
Crude ExtractRaw Material Source · Product TypeProcess, Yield, Concentration
Purified ExtractGeneral SpecGlycoside composition and price
Steviol GlycosidesSpecifications and UsesCOA · Composition · MOQ · Unit Price
Stevioside-rich ProductMain ingredientsActual content · Sensory
Reb A-rich ProductMain ingredientsActual content and price
Bio-converted ProductManufacturing Method · General SpecEnzymes · Process · COA
Mixed sweetenersScope of disclosure of ingredientsFormula · Mixing Ratio · Price
Beverage sweetenersApplication · General Sweetness ProfileActual Usage · Recipe
For confectionery and saucesHeat processing and tail requirementsFormula · Price
OEM·PBSweetener·Drink·FoodMOQ · Recipe · Contract
exportProduct · Destination CountryHS · Usage Standard · Unit Price
Technology demonstrationVariety · Ingredient · Extraction · AIraw data
Research cooperationBreeding, cultivation, components, and sensoryIP · Exam materials
11. RFQ Request First

① Need Products & Materials

Companies and institutions seeking necessary products, agricultural products, raw materials, and processed goods register purchasing demands. Registered requests are utilized to review cooperation with potential suppliers and producers based on the RFQ Intelligence Library.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Supplier/Product Review → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Matching

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② We are looking for production and manufacturing partners. (Need Suppliers & Manufacturers)

Register a request to find necessary production and supply partners, ranging from farms and producer organizations to processing companies, OEM, ODM, and private label manufacturers.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Review of Production & Manufacturing Capabilities → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Partner Matching

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③ We are looking for domestic and international buyers. (Need Buyers)

Farmers, producer organizations, and manufacturing companies are requesting cooperation with new buyers, such as domestic and international distributors, importers, brand companies, and food service and catering businesses.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Product & Supply Capability Review → Market & Buyer Connection → Future AI Buyer Matching

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Version History

Version

Main contents

situation

v1.0Plant Identity · Domestic Cultivation · Fresh/Dried/Powder · Extract · Steviol Glycoside · MFDS/JECFA · RFQ Basic Structure Registrationcomplete
v1.1Verification of the latest domestic official raw data on Leaf Yield and Glycoside by production, import, HS, and varietyexpected
v2.0Segmentation of Quality, Process, and Sensory PRP by Dried Leaf, Powder, Extract, Stevioside, Rebaudioside, and Bio-conversionexpected
v3.0Seedlings & Farms – Drying & Extraction Companies – Sweetener Manufacturing – Beverages, Food, & PB Buyer Verified Container Combinationexpected