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Blue Lotus Flower Quality: What Laboratory Testing Reveals About Leafy Ceylon’s Dehydrated Flowers

Beautiful purple-blue petals may attract attention, but for professional buyers, the quality of dehydrated blue lotus flowers is about more than appearance. Botanical identity, hygienic handling, pesticide residue testing, microbiological results and traceability all matter when sourcing ingredients for international markets.

In September 2026, a sample identified as Leafy Ceylon dehydrated blue lotus flowers underwent independent laboratory analysis by Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services Lanka (Pvt) Ltd. Here is what the reports reveal and what buyers should look for.

What makes high-quality blue lotus flowers?

Blue lotus, commonly associated with Nymphaea caerulea, is valued for its striking appearance and botanical heritage. Buyers should evaluate botanical identification, flower presentation, dehydration and storage practices, microbiological quality, pesticide residue profile and batch traceability.

Purple and yellow blue lotus flowers displayed in a wooden bowl

Independent testing of Leafy Ceylon blue lotus flowers

The submitted sample was identified as dehydrated blue lotus flowers, batch BM 2022026 091, manufactured on 18 September 2026. Bureau Veritas issued the reports on 29 September 2026.

Quality parameterReported result
Pesticide residue screeningAll listed compounds not detected at their stated quantification limits
Escherichia coliNot detected (MPN/g)
Salmonella spp.Absent in 25 g
Yeast and mouldLess than 100 CFU/g
Total coliforms2.3 MPN/g

Independent laboratory results for the identified September 2026 sample, batch BM 2022026 091.

1. Pesticide residue screening

The seven-page multi-residue report records not detected for all listed compounds, with a stated limit of quantification of 0.010 mg/kg. Testing used GC-MS/MS and LC-MS/MS methods based on BS EN 15662:2018. For importers and ingredient brands, this offers useful evidence about the tested sample’s pesticide residue profile.

Dried blue lotus flowers presented in bulk-sourcing packaging

2. E. coli and Salmonella testing

The laboratory reported E. coli not detected (MPN/g) and Salmonella spp. absent in 25 g. These results help purchasing teams evaluate the microbiological condition of the submitted material alongside their own specifications and market requirements.

3. Yeast, mould and total coliforms

Yeast and mould were reported at less than 100 CFU/g, while total coliforms measured 2.3 MPN/g. These results provide further analytical information to support professional ingredient evaluation.

Close-up of dried purple blue lotus petals and golden stamens

Why documented quality matters to wholesale buyers

Herbal tea brands, botanical ingredient distributors, private-label businesses and specialty retailers often need to evaluate more than a photograph or a price quotation. Relevant analytical reports and clear batch identification help inform sourcing decisions.

Our team welcomes enquiries about botanical specifications, wholesale quantities, packaging options, shipment arrangements and available quality documentation.

Blue lotus wholesale enquiries from Sri Lanka

Leafy Ceylon works with international businesses seeking botanical ingredients from Sri Lanka. If you are sourcing dehydrated blue lotus flowers, contact our team to discuss wholesale quantities, product specifications, packaging and available documentation.

Frequently asked questions

Are Leafy Ceylon blue lotus flowers laboratory tested?

Yes. A sample of dehydrated blue lotus flowers underwent independent pesticide residue and selected microbiological tests by Bureau Veritas in September 2026.

Were pesticide residues detected?

All compounds listed in the submitted multi-residue report were recorded as not detected at their stated limits of quantification.

What were the E. coli and Salmonella results?

E. coli was not detected, and Salmonella spp. was absent in 25 g of the tested sample.

Can wholesale buyers request quality documentation?

Yes. Contact our team to discuss available laboratory reports and documentation for your intended order.

Source blue lotus flowers with confidence

For a wholesale quotation and a discussion of available quality documentation, contact Leafy Ceylon, visit our blue lotus flowers supplier page orexplore our blue lotus wholesale information.

Written by

Mihiranga Samuditha

Mihiranga Samuditha is the founder and CEO of Leafy Ceylon, a Sri Lankan supplier of bulk herbal teas, botanicals and Ceylon spices for wholesale and private-label buyers worldwide.

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