Sourcing Guide

Where to Buy Artemisia Annua

Artemisia Annua (Sweet Annie) is sold as raw herb, tea, and extract for personal use, and as a feed additive for agricultural applications. Here's what to check before sourcing it — and how FLOTE AGRO supplies it at scale.

The Short Answer

For personal or small-batch use, Artemisia Annua is available as raw herb, tea, or extract through herbal-supplement retailers. For agricultural and livestock applications, it's sourced as a feed additive through specialized suppliers — sourcing quality varies widely between a vertically-integrated grower and a resold commodity extract.

FLOTE AGRO's ROC Certified Growers Network cultivates Artemisia Annua in Florida year-round, supplying Sweet Annie Botanicals™ feed additives to farms, distributors, and wholesale partners — not direct-to-consumer retail.

Artemisia Annua Sourcing Formats Compared

FormatTypical BuyerWhat to VerifyFLOTE AGRO Fit
Raw herb / teaIndividual consumers, herbalistsSource plant identity, growing and harvest practicesNot sold direct-to-consumer by FLOTE AGRO
Standardized extract (isolated artemisinin)Individual consumers, supplement brandsExtraction method, third-party testingNot FLOTE AGRO's product line
Feed additive (whole-plant extract)Farms, distributors, wholesale partnersSpecies-specific formulation, vertically-integrated supply chainFLOTE AGRO's Sweet Annie Botanicals™ line
Resold commodity extractAny buyer, unverified originSupply-chain traceability back to the growerAvoided — FLOTE AGRO is vertically integrated seed-to-sale

What to Check Before Sourcing Artemisia Annua

  • The source plant and extraction method — whole Artemisia Annua extract vs. isolated artemisinin, since they behave differently in feed and wellness applications
  • Species-specific formulation if buying for livestock — poultry, equine, swine, and aquaculture gut physiology all respond differently to Artemisia-based additives
  • Whether the supply chain is vertically integrated (seed-to-sale) or a resold commodity extract of unknown origin
  • Organic/ROC-certified cultivation credentials if the application requires an organic-compatible input

Where to Buy Artemisia Annua — Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Artemisia Annua?

Artemisia Annua (Sweet Annie) is sold as a raw herb, tea, or extract through herbal-supplement retailers, and as a feed additive through agricultural suppliers. FLOTE AGRO supplies Sweet Annie Botanicals™ feed additives to farms, distributors, and wholesale partners rather than direct-to-consumer retail.

Is Artemisia Annua the same as Sweet Annie or sweet wormwood?

Yes — Artemisia Annua, Sweet Annie, and sweet wormwood all refer to the same annual herb, native to Asia and now cultivated worldwide, including by FLOTE AGRO's Florida-based growers network.

What should I look for before buying an Artemisia Annua product?

Check whether the source is whole-plant extract or isolated artemisinin, whether the supply chain is vertically integrated or a resold commodity extract, and — for agricultural buyers — whether the formulation is species-specific.

Does FLOTE AGRO sell directly to individual consumers?

No. FLOTE AGRO's Sweet Annie Botanicals™ portfolio is a feed-additive line supplied to farms, distributors, and wholesale partners, not a direct-to-consumer retail product.

Sourcing Artemisia Annua at Scale?

FLOTE AGRO's ROC Certified Growers Network supplies Sweet Annie Botanicals™ feed additives to farms, distributors, and wholesale partners. See the full product line or get in touch about volume pricing.