Organic First

Organic is our priority.

An artistic visualisation — not a scientific diagram.

Beneath the soil: a dark, textured cross-section of earth with softly glowing particles suggesting soil life.

02 — Roots

Every botanical begins with the right starting material.

Fine roots branch through the soil, reaching toward pockets of light.

03 — Plant

Wherever commercially and agriculturally feasible, organic cultivation is our first priority.

The camera rises past the roots into the stem and leaves of a single botanical plant at the soil surface.

04 — Cultivation

We work toward establishing reliable botanical supply through cluster farming and organized cultivation networks, supported by defined agricultural practices and raw-material specifications.

The view widens to orderly cultivation rows following the contours of the land.

05 — Ecosystem

Its Nelliyampathy operations include organic tea, coffee and spices, with an established philosophy around sustainable agriculture and ecosystem conservation.

The camera climbs above forested hills and plantations — a whole ecosystem in soft haze.

Nelliyampathy

Organic and biodynamic experience

POABS has longstanding experience with organic and biodynamic agriculture. Its Nelliyampathy operations include organic tea, coffee and spices, with an established philosophy around sustainable agriculture and ecosystem conservation.

POABS Nutraceuticals intends to extend this philosophy into botanical ingredients. Objective

Our sourcing priority:

Sourcing priority

  1. 01Organic
  2. 02Sustainably cultivated
  3. 03Controlled conventional sourcing

The appropriate pathway will depend on the botanical, customer specification, availability, regulatory requirements and commercial feasibility.

We work toward establishing reliable botanical supply through cluster farming and organized cultivation networks, supported by defined agricultural practices and raw-material specifications. Objective

Wherever commercially and agriculturally feasible, organic cultivation is our first priority.

Conventional cultivation and sourcing are considered where required by availability, agronomy, customer specifications or commercial requirements.

We believe sustainability and commercial scalability should work together.

Discuss organic and sustainable sourcing.