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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 and work with over 15 contracted farms across three counties in Guangxi.

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 spike (e.g., 30% grade surge)Long-term contracts reserve production capacity
Price spike (raw material)Annual contracts lock raw material price
For the 30% grade, we additionally maintain a finished-goods buffer during off-season precisely because the resin enrichment step adds lead time flexibility risk. For customers with annual volumes exceeding 5 MT of the 30% grade, we strongly recommend an annual supply agreement that reserves your production volume and specifies a pricing formula. In force majeure events, we notify all customers within 5 business days with an updated supply assessment.

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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.