Explore the plants, cultivation sites, processing rooms and packaging behind Hanshen through a collection of photographs and brand materials.
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Where the story takes root
Mountain-framed fields, shaded growing beds, flowers, berries and roots show different aspects of the ginseng plant. The supplied photographs also show staff observing plants in the field. Yisheng connects ginseng cultivation and its industrial park with research, processing and health products.
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Inside the processing rooms
Equipment, root sorting, trimming, inspection by transmitted light and weighing bring specific stages of work into view. Racks of trays, staff at work and packaging scenes document the path from plant materials to finished goods.
Shenyuan Essence comes in bottles, while Shenhe Active Drink is presented in individual sachets. Red and gold gift boxes and individual portions show the packaging and carrying formats. Ingredients, pack sizes and directions should be checked against the label of the product supplied.
Shenyuan Essence
Shenyuan Essence
Brand diagrams feature red ginseng alongside mulberry, polygonatum, goji, Chinese yam, chrysanthemum, licorice and purslane. Bottle and gift-box images introduce the packaging, while the diagrams show the ingredients described in the brand materials.
The brand diagram presents ginseng peptides and theabrownin as its main ingredients, alongside plant materials including Solomon’s seal, white mulberry, sea buckthorn and polygonatum. Individual sachet and box images show the packaging format.
Ginseng, sea buckthorn, polygonatum, white mulberry and Solomon’s seal appear in the supplied ingredient materials. This section shows their appearance. Plant research and traditional uses do not establish the effects of a finished beverage.
Ginseng
Sea buckthorn
Polygonatum
White mulberry
Solomon’s seal
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Company and exchange scenes
Factory, product-display and exhibition photographs show the company environment and in-person exchanges. Event photographs are presented as scenes, without inferring identities, partnerships or endorsements.