A clearer standard for grass-fed tallow soap.
WTS sources grass-fed tallow from small family farms and builds the wholesale catalog around it. This page explains what that means, what it does not mean, and what to confirm before placing an order.
Grass-fed tallow sourced from small family farms.
That is the verified sourcing statement behind the WTS catalog. We do not expand it into claims about certifications, geography, rendering methods, nutrient retention, or testing unless those details can be documented for the specific product or order.
What buyers should expect
- A catalog centered on tallow soap
- Ingredient and scent details at the product level
- A direct conversation for order-specific documentation
- No blanket third-party COA claim
Grass-fed tallow
The defining fat base used across the current catalog.
Honey
Included in the unscented Tallow & Honey formula.
Shea butter
Included in several current stock formulas.
Avocado oil
A supporting oil used in selected catalog formulas.
Olive oil
A supporting oil used in selected catalog formulas.
French green clay
Included in the unscented Tallow & Olive formula.
Pumpkin puree
Included in the seasonal maple-pumpkin formula.
Maple syrup
Part of the seasonal maple-pumpkin ingredient direction.
Cinnamon leaf oil
Leads the warm scent profile in the maple-pumpkin bar.
Coffee grounds
Included for the visible texture in the coffee catalog bar.
Green coffee bean oil
A supporting oil in the coffee catalog formula.
Goat milk
Used in the unscented Goat Milk & Tallow formula.
Activated charcoal
Included in the charcoal catalog bar.
Lavender, cypress, and bergamot oils
Shape the aromatic profile in the charcoal bar.
Eucalyptus essential oil
Leads the crisp eucalyptus catalog formula.
Sandalwood oil
Part of the layered scent profile in the woodsy bar.
Pine needle oil
Part of the layered scent profile in the woodsy bar.
Oakmoss oil
Part of the layered scent profile in the woodsy bar.
Green spirulina
Supports the earthy visual direction in the woodsy bar.
Sweet orange oil
One of the two citrus oils leading the citrus formula.
Lemon oil
One of the two citrus oils leading the citrus formula.
Sea buckthorn
Included in the citrus formula and its warm color direction.
Castor oil
A supporting oil in the citrus formula.
Coconut milk and extract
Shape the coconut side of the coconut-lime formula.
Lime essential oil
Leads the bright citrus direction in the coconut-lime bar.
Lavandin oil
Leads the herbal floral profile in the lavender-direction bar.
Oats
An ingredient direction that may be available in future or custom work.
Aloe
An ingredient direction that may be available in future or custom work.
Cucumber
An ingredient direction that may be available in future or custom work.
Start with the job the soap needs to do for your business.
Assortment
Choose bars that fit your customer, scent mix, and merchandising plan.
Branding
Decide whether stock wholesale bars or a private-label presentation fits the launch.
Scale
Move to custom manufacturing only when the formula and volume justify the added work.
Ask for the documentation your channel actually requires.
WTS does not advertise a blanket third-party COA program. If your retailer, marketplace, insurer, or brand standard requires specific testing or records, describe that requirement before ordering so availability can be confirmed.
Useful questions to bring
- Which product or formula is in scope?
- Which document does your channel require?
- Does the requirement apply per batch or per formula?
- What is your target order and launch date?