Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy Nannari roots in bulk?
Qualified bulk enquiries are evaluated according to intended use, root form, specification, season, quantity, destination and availability.
Are ROOTARI roots certified organic?
No. They are cultivated using organic farming practices but are not presently certified organic.
Are fresh and dried Nannari roots available?
Availability differs by harvest, processing status, stock and destination. The required form and timeline must be confirmed.
Can ROOTARI supply root powder or extract?
Selected processed formats may be discussed, subject to current capability, specification, quantity and readiness.
Which botanical identity does ROOTARI supply?
Botanical identity should be confirmed against the requested lot and its supporting information rather than inferred only from common names such as Nannari or Indian sarsaparilla.
What specification should a buyer provide?
State intended use, form, size or mesh where relevant, moisture or processing needs, quantity, packing, destination, testing and delivery schedule.
Can I receive a representative sample?
Sample availability, representativeness, charges and shipping are confirmed after the required form and specification are understood.
Can natural roots vary between lots?
Yes. Agricultural materials can vary by maturity, field, season, cleaning, drying and storage. Agreed acceptance criteria are important.
Does ROOTARI guarantee continuous supply?
No general guarantee is made. Forecasts, seasonal availability, specification, quantity and written terms determine supply planning.
Can buyers resell the roots as certified organic?
Not without valid certification covering the supplied product. ROOTARI’s current organic-farming-practices wording is not an organic certification.