The Wormwood Extract ecosystem comprises a linear value chain that begins with agricultural cultivation of Artemisia species, proceeds through extraction and purification, and terminates with formulation for nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and flavor applications. Upstream activities are dominated by raw‑material growers and solvent suppliers, while midstream participants perform solvent‑based extraction, supercritical CO₂ processing, and quality‑control testing. Downstream, contract manufacturers integrate the purified extract into finished products and distribute them through specialty distributors to end‑users such as supplement makers, herbal product developers, and functional‑food manufacturers. Value is created through the conversion of botanical biomass into a standardized phytochemical concentrate and captured at each stage via processing fees, licensing, and product margins. Data analytics providers, though not primary actors, support the ecosystem by monitoring crop yields, extraction efficiency, and market demand trends, enabling participants to align production with forecasted volumes.