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From our own planting base of Mint herb.
SPEC:
1) whole;
2) 5mm-40mesh cut
3) 12-60 mesh tea cut;
4) 14-60mesh tea cut;
5) 80 mesh Powder
6) custom specifications
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Last Updated: May 06, 2011
Dired wild guava fruit (guava slice, guava tea cut, guava powder).
There are plenty of wild guava fruits in the west-south provinces of China. We started source and ...
Last Updated: May 06, 2011
Dried barley grass is an excellent provider of green vegetable nutrition and a rich source of dietary fibre for good health and regularity. The item is helpful to improve human ...
Last Updated: Apr 26, 2011
We started to produce guava fruit/guava leaf since 2001. And we export over 100tons of guava leaf tea in bulk every year.
Specification:
(1) Whole dried leaf
(2) 4mm slice
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Last Updated: Feb 23, 2011
Ginger is a tuber that is consumed whole as a delicacy, medicine, or spice. It is the rhizome of the plant Zingiber officinale. It lends its name to its genus and family ...
Last Updated: Dec 18, 2010
SPEC:
1) dried reishi mushroom (size: 3cm, 3-8cm, 8cm up, 10cm up)
2) Flake: 2mm
3) Tea cut( 3.5mm)
4) Powder (100mesh)
5) Extract: Polysaccharide: > 30%
6) ...
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2010
The growing bases of our mushrooms are located in a mountain area. The fresh air and non-polluted water of this area upgrade the quality of these mushrooms. In addition, our ...
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2010
We export Ginkgo leaf to Germany, USA, Japan and some other countries in large quantity all through the year, we can process it into different sizes on your request, such as T/B ...
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2010
The ripe fruit is edible and is widely used in pies, tarts, wines and cordials.
Anthocyanins from it are pigments which hold potential use as dietary modulators of mechanisms ...
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2010
We can provide many kinds of spice. They are native to China and are popular in the world.
Some of them are Cinnamon, Garlic, Fennel seed, Star anise, Chili, Bunge Pricklyash ...
Last Updated: Oct 09, 2010
