For CDMOs

A raw material source you can audit.

Contract development and manufacturing organisations: a documented, auditable botanical source for your clients’ programs, close to your European sites.

Scientists in gloves handling plant samples in a laboratory

The problem

Your clients' programs depend on a source you do not control.

Botanical inputs often arrive with partial documentation, from far away, on a calendar set by the season.

01

Documentation

Origin, cultivation and batch data are often incomplete.

02

Continuity

A programme can stall when a harvest fails or a region closes.

03

Distance

Long supply chains add delay and risk to every batch.

How we answer

One site, one protocol, one batch record.

01

Your client specifies

A species, a target compound and a specification, under exclusivity.

02

We program the plant

Discovery · 3 to 6 months

A validated SOP and reproducibility data you can file with the programme.

03

We repeat it, every week

Supply · 24 to 36 months

Grown and analysed in Lille, France. Every batch measured against the agreed specification before release.

What we can show today

Proof, as it stands.

01 · Traceability

From seed lot to shipment

One site, one protocol, one batch record.

02 · Reproducibility

Batch-to-batch variation

Key markers measured on every lot.

03 · Location

Close to your sites

Grown and analysed in Lille, France, close to many European production sites.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What documentation comes with each batch?

Each batch comes with its batch record, from seed lot to shipment: one site, one protocol, one record.

Can programmes run under exclusivity?

Yes. Your client specifies the species, the target compound and the specification, under exclusivity.

Where are the plants grown?

In Lomme, in the Lille metropolitan area, in northern France, close to many European production sites.

Horssol, from the French hors-sol: grown off the soil.