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Sales & Marketing Road Map

Starting with buyer demand: a conditional target
of 3,000 decares.

Selvese Botanica is a botanical-processing model designed to coordinate the value chain from seedling to export through a planned central facility. The planting date, area and implementation record for the proposed 20-species Sarıcakaya pilot still require verification. Harvest and regional scale-up dates will be updated only as field, buyer and financing gates are passed.

Contracted production Vertical integration target Analytical Quality Export-oriented
Pilot: not verifiedSite, area and planting records are awaiting confirmation.
Verified commercial area: 0 decaresCommercial acreage opens only after the pilot, buyer and financing gates are passed.
3,000 decares: conditional 2031 targetThis is neither existing planted area nor realized production.
Selvese Botanica analysis and sample verification vision
Proposed Sarıcakaya Pilot · 20-decare planning area · 4 zones Planting and first-harvest dates will be confirmed only after field implementation is recorded. Trade-fair participation depends on sample and document readiness. Concept image.
The Model in Brief

Selvese is a processor that organizes demand; the field is the final link.

The proposed 20-decare Sarıcakaya pilot is designed to measure species performance in Eskişehir’s microclimate. The pilot is not treated as implemented until the field setup is verified. Commercial acreage opens only after buyer specifications, pilot results and financing approval.

Verification GateConfirm the site, planting date, area and species-level emergence records.
First-Harvest GateSet harvest and sample dates by species after the field is established.
Buyer GateMake no commercial-production commitment without an analyzed lot and written buyer specification.
Scale GateOpen the production basin gradually after initial commercial contracts and financing are secured.
Pilot learning
Measure the agronomic performance of 20 species across four zones.
Buyer discipline
Translate every inquiry into product, form, volume and analysis requirements.
Basin decision
Place production in the micro-location best suited to each crop.
20 decaresPlanning area for the Sarıcakaya pilot · 4 zones
20 speciesAgronomic learning across 4 zones
3,000 decares2031 target production area · 4 regions
Coordinated value chainCentral-facility investment combined with contracted external processing

Model Flow

The sample library is not commercial inventory; it is a gate for validating demand and opening contract production.

Pilot20 decares in Sarıcakaya, 4 zones
SamplesOil, hydrosol, extract, seeds
AnalysisTarget GC-MS, HPLC and CoA evidence
BuyerValidate specification, volume and price
MicrolocationThe most suitable area in the Eskişehir Basin
Contract ProductionGrower contract + Selvese processing
Fair Showcase

Seven products are selected to open buyer conversations; this is not the 2031 revenue portfolio. A physical sample is shown only when its lot and required analysis are complete. Other products are represented by a product brief and conditional production plan.

Buyer validation comes before the production decision.

Samples, analyses and trade-fair contacts feed one sales process; commercial scale is approved only after the buyer specification is clear.

Proposed Sarıcakaya Pilot

The 20-decare, 4-zone, 20-species layout is a planning design. The implementation and first-harvest calendar will be finalized only after site allocation, planting records and agronomic suitability are verified.

Zone A · Drought-tolerant

5 products

Sage, common thyme, Greek oregano, rosemary and immortelle. Low irrigation and well-drained soil; rosemary and immortelle require winter-survival trials.

Zone B · Moderate Water

5 products

Lemon balm, German chamomile, echinacea, blue cornflower and St John’s wort. Regular irrigation; flowering performance is measured.

Zone C · Seed Crops

5 products

Black cumin, anise, fennel, coriander and cumin. Fine seedbed; the first-lot window is calculated after planting is recorded.

Zone D · Roots / Long-term

5 products

Licorice, marshmallow root, soapwort, hawthorn and Rhodiola. This is a multi-year observation block; Rhodiola is research-only and carries no commercial target.

The detailed zone map and decision guide are maintained in the Sarıcakaya Field Guide. Drone footage will be commissioned only after field establishment is verified; the vision-* images on this page are concept visuals.

Eskişehir Production Basin

Contract production for pilot-validated products opens gradually across four Eskişehir microclimates. Conditional total target: 3,000 decares by 2031.

Candidate Region · Central

Kızılinler

A candidate for the central facility and process infrastructure; its area share depends on permits, investment, crop suitability and logistics.

Candidate Region · Premium

Sarıcakaya

Area opens only after pilot results and a binding buyer contract.

Candidate Region · Balance

Seyitgazi

It joins the basin only if microclimate, product margin and grower contracts are verified.

Candidate Region · Scale

Alpu

Area is allocated according to demand and agronomic suitability; equal allocation across all four regions is not required.

Microlocation rule: once the buyer specification is clear, match each crop’s agronomic profile to the most suitable of the four Eskişehir regions. Build the grower contract and planting calendar around that decision.

2031 Revenue Portfolio

This differs from the trade-fair showcase. The eight products below carry area and revenue in the conditional 3,000-decare base model; these are planning assumptions awaiting buyer and yield verification, not realized sales.

€8.24mConditional annual gross revenue
€4.36mPlanned direct costs
€3.88mContribution before overhead
8 productsRevenue portfolio across 3,000 decares
Conditional 2031 area and gross revenue by product
ProductAreaAnnual gross revenueSales Gate
Echinacea700 da€3,570,000At least 2 independent buyers; marker-compound and volume contracts
St John’s Wort600 da€2,025,000Marker compound, regulatory review and binding purchase
Immortelle500 da€900,000Winter-survival pilot, analyzed oil and buyer-validated price
Black Cumin450 da€643,500Oil profile, yield and annual purchase volume
Licorice Root300 da€640,000Multi-year cycle, extraction and buyer contract
Hawthorn150 da€225,750Species, plantation age, quality and buyer verification
Lemon Balm150 da€144,000Sample, oil profile and contribution-margin gate
Common Thyme150 da€93,600Sample, chemotype and contribution-margin gate
Concentration control: Echinacea alone represents about 43.3% of target revenue. To enforce the “maximum 30% per buyer” policy, its volume must be split across at least two independent buyers; before scaling to 3,000 decares, the product × buyer × volume × price matrix must be backed by binding contracts.
Processing reality: The base model requires approximately 1,061 tonnes of dry extraction input: 200 tonnes processed in-house and about 861 tonnes through contracted external processors. The model is therefore not presented as fully processed in the company’s own facility.

Sample Library

This section defines the communication and sample set for trade fairs; it is not a production-area allocation. Each product’s physical sample, technical data sheet and analysis status is marked separately before an event.

Fair Showcase · 7 products

Core conversation-opening set

Rosemary · German Chamomile · Black Cumin · Licorice Root · Echinacea · Immortelle · Greek Oregano. A physical product enters the box only when its lot and appropriate analysis are complete.

Conditional preparation
Support · 8 products

Introduced for the right segment

These follow the hero products as the buyer’s segment and need become clear.

Lemon Balm · Sage · Common Thyme · St John’s Wort · Hawthorn · Fennel · Anise · Coriander

Standby · 4 products

Introduced only on buyer request

These remain in the portfolio but are not marketed proactively. Analysis and sample budgets are managed selectively.

Marshmallow Root · Soapwort · Cumin · Blue Cornflower

Research · 1 product

Not a commercial sample

Rhodiola

Field-suitability research only; excluded from the sales catalog, price list and trade-fair sample set.

Buyer Data-sheet Template

One-page sales sheet for each product

Each of the 20 species uses the same simple template. The goal is not to overwhelm the buyer with a technical dossier, but to state what the product is, which forms may be offered, which analysis builds confidence and what conditions must be met before commercial scale opens.

IdentityProduct name, botanical name and plant part used
FormEssential oil, hydrosol, extract, dried herb, seed, cold-pressed oil
AnalysisTarget GC-MS, HPLC, pesticide-residue, heavy-metal and microbiological evidence
BuyerCosmetics, supplements, wellness, food and flavor
Value PropositionTechnical benefit evidenced by analysis and specification
Scale-upPilot, margin, financing and binding purchase are verified together
Technical Display

Example technical-catalog language from the 20-species pilot

This table is not a final product specification; it demonstrates the language expected by technical buyers. Technical and commercial naming, target analysis and marker-compound language are finalized for each product according to the buyer’s application.

Sample technical catalog language for exhibition display
ProductBotanical NameExample FormTechnical / Commercial NamingTarget Marker Compound / AnalysisConditional Sample Window
RosemarySalvia rosmarinus (synonym: Rosmarinus officinalis)Oil, hydrosol, extractRosemary extract / essential oilGC-MS or HPLC method selected for the product formAfter field establishment and the first lot
German ChamomileMatricaria recutitaOil, hydrosol, extractChamomile flower extract / essential oilBisabolol / chamazulene profile appropriate to product formAfter field establishment and the first lot
Black CuminNigella sativaSeed, cold-pressed oilNigella sativa seed oilAppropriate method for thymoquinone and fatty-acid profileAfter planting and harvest records
Licorice RootGlycyrrhiza glabraRoot, extract, dried herbLicorice root extractHPLC method to be verified for glycyrrhizin / glabridinAfter the multi-year cycle and analysis
EchinaceaEchinacea purpureaDried herb, extractEchinacea purpurea extractHPLC method to be verified for cichoric acid / echinacosideAfter field establishment and analysis
Note: INCI, CAS number and final specifications are verified in the product-specific technical data sheet and laboratory report rather than asserted on the website. This reduces the risk of incorrect technical claims.

Sample priority is determined by buyer segment.

The first conversation starts with the buyer’s required form, volume, destination market and analytical evidence—not a generic product list.

First visitor and buyer verification · then conditional stand

Trade-fair Playbook

2027 visits are intended to validate buyer, document and sample requirements. A stand from 2028 onward is conditional on sufficient physical samples, technical files, budget and pre-arranged qualified meetings.

Priority 1 · Cosmetics

Cosmetic Raw Materials

in-cosmetics and selected regional events: product data sheets, analyzed samples when ready, and meetings with formulators and distributors.

Priority 2 · Supplements

Supplements and Natural Products

Vitafoods first; BIOFACH only after the documentation gate. Lead with extracts, marker compounds and buyer specifications.

Conditional · Regional

Istanbul and the Gulf

BeautyEurasia and Beautyworld, if halal compliance, traceability and distributor demand are verified.

Long List · US/Pharma

Expo West, SupplySide and CPHI

No stand commitment is made until regulatory, importer and commercial-sample readiness gates are passed.

For each event, the trade-fair file records the target buyer, sample set, prospect list, meeting target, success metric and 30-day follow-up plan on one page.

B2B Platform Manual

Platforms list only products with a physical sample, specification and required analysis file. No listing launches automatically on a fixed date: the corporate product page, CRM and direct buyer outreach come first, followed by a test of no more than two platforms.

SpecialChemPrimary INCI/TDS-oriented technical showcase for cosmetic formulators.
UL ProspectorMulti-industry technical database and sample exploration channel.
AlibabaGlobal RFQ, importer, distributor and volume signals.
KnowdeSupplier showcase and multi-industry market visibility.
Platform Gate

Direct buyer outreach and CRM are established first. Once products and documents are ready, no more than two platforms aligned with the buyer segment are tested for 90 days. A channel is closed if RFQ volume, sample conversion and customer-acquisition cost do not justify it.

Step 1

Profile and document foundation

Prepare the English corporate profile, readiness status for the eight revenue products, the logo and visual set, sample-request email and document templates.

Step 2

Platform loading

Select no more than two channels from SpecialChem, UL Prospector, Alibaba and Knowde based on product readiness and target buyer; verify eligibility and obtain current cost proposals.

Step 3

RFQ and follow-up discipline

Every inquiry is acknowledged and assigned to an owner within 24 hours. Technical response and sample timing are reported against the product’s actual document and stock status.

Buyer Segments

The addressable market remains broad, but the same core offer is adapted to each segment. Across the six segments, the first 18–24 months prioritize cosmetic OEM/formulators and Gulf distributors; pharma and fragrance remain longer-cycle opportunities.

Product, document and sales cycle according to buyer segments
SegmentWhat They SeekEntry ProductsCritical DocumentsEstimated Sales Cycle
Cosmetic distributorPortfolio and continuityEssential oils, hydrosols, extractsINCI, SDS, CoA, GC-MSMedium
OEM / FormulatorApplication, stability and product storyChamomile, immortelle, rosemary, licoriceINCI, allergen statement, COSMOS pathwayMedium
Supplement manufacturerActive marker compounds and safetyEchinacea, Rhodiola, licoriceForm-appropriate analysis, pesticides, contaminants and microbiologyLong
Fragrance house / PerfumerFragrance profile and chemotypeThyme, rosemary, soapwort, lemon balmGC-MS, allergen statement and lot continuityMedium
Wellness / FitnessDocumentation and standardizationLicorice, hawthorn, chamomile, echinaceaHPLC, supplier qualification and pharmacopoeia review where neededLong
Gulf distributorHalal compliance, provenance and premium positioningBlack cumin, chamomile, immortelle, licoriceHalal documentation, CoA and originMedium

Market Entry & Risk Discipline

This section consolidates the go-to-market decisions referenced in the strategy and dashboard: when to enter each market and which risks must be controlled first.

2027
Buyer and document validationConditional trade-fair visits, product data sheets and analysis protocols are prepared; realized KPIs start from zero.
2028
Conditional EU pilot salesLimited commercial sales begin only where a ready lot, technical dossier and buyer contract exist. The financial model’s €900,000 revenue target must also be validated by product × volume × price contracts.
2029
Gulf pilot and US preparationTest the Gulf channel with halal-compliance and traceability documentation; clarify US product classification, importer duties and regulatory responsibilities.
2030+
Multiple markets only after their gates are passedEU, Gulf and US channels open only for products that pass regulatory, buyer, sample and margin gates. No region is assumed to launch automatically.

Sales rule: secure binding off-take before opening commercial acreage.

Non-binding buyer interest may be tested once the pilot area is verified. Commercial acreage does not open without a written purchase/off-take contract covering product form, minimum annual volume, price mechanism, quality acceptance, delivery terms and payment terms.

Goal: single buyer share up to 30% Goal: 5+ active buyer relationships Goal: 12–24-month framework contracts Trust with CoA
Conditional Budget

Marketing + Trade Fairs + Export

Planning assumptions allocate €70,000 in 2028 and €130,000 in 2029. No commitment to three or four overseas stands is made until stand, travel, sample, freight and platform quotations have been verified.

Risk Taxonomy

11 risks · mitigation measure · trigger threshold

Price volatility, buyer-loss measures and other risks are maintained on the Strategy · Risk Analysis page as the single source.

Operating Framework

This is not yet a connected CRM or document system; it defines the working standards for trade fairs, platforms, samples, documentation and follow-up.

Buyer Qualification Template

This section shows the fields to be collected; it is not yet a connected CRM form. Initial contact starts by email.

CompanyName, country, contact and role
Buyer TypeCosmetics, supplements, pharma, distributor or perfumer
Product InterestPlants and product forms requested
Volume / PriceAnnual estimated volume and target price band
Quality RequirementsAnalyses, certificates and acceptance specifications
Qualification FieldsSpecification, volume, price, authority, timing, payment and delivery terms
Tracking Standard

Record every conversation in one row

The lead is recorded within 24 hours and assigned to an owner. Technical data sheets and the sample calendar are reported against the product’s actual document and stock status. A company is not treated as a qualified lead until product, form, volume, target price, decision authority, timing, analysis, payment, delivery terms and follow-up date are recorded.