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What happens if monk fruit harvest fails or raw material supply is disrupted?

Raw material supply risk is real because monk fruit is a single-harvest crop. We manage this through diversified farm sourcing and inventory buffer — we maintain a minimum 3-month raw material inventory buffer at all times, and work with over 15 contracted farms across three counties in Guangxi to reduce concentration risk.

Supply Risk Mitigation

Risk ScenarioOur Mitigation
Single farm failure15+ contracted farms across 3 counties
Regional weather eventMulti-county sourcing spreads geographic risk
Harvest shortfall3-month raw material buffer inventory
Demand spikeLong-term contracts reserve production capacity
Price spike (raw material)Annual contracts lock raw material price
For customers with annual volumes exceeding 5 MT, we strongly recommend an annual supply agreement that reserves your production volume and specifies a pricing formula for the contract year. This eliminates both supply risk and price volatility.

In the event of a force majeure event (natural disaster, government restriction), we will notify all customers within 5 business days with an updated supply assessment and revised lead time. Provide your annual volume requirement — we will recommend the appropriate supply risk mitigation approach.

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This article was published on 2026-09-02, and last updated on 2026-09-02. The article will be continuously updated.