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Wholesaler - Dry mixture

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UD CHEMIE GMBH

Germany

UD CHEMIE GmbH was founded in 1984 by Uwe L.F. Dubberke. In response to challenges of the market, the family-run company based in the Rhine-Hessian town of Wörrstadt, grew from a contractual partner of international quality raw materials manufacturers into a refinement plant for functional, finely balanced and specification-conformant liquid and dry mixtures for the pharmaceutical, construction material, and food and beverages industries. Our management has been actively involved with, above all, business operations, since the very beginning. The company group, consisting of the UD CHEMIE GmbH headquarters, the 100% subsidiary LECKER’S Bio Manufaktur GmbH and the partner companies UD CHEMIE Moscow and UD CHEMIE Tallinn, has a total of 85 employees and an annual turnover of € 60, 000, 000.

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OVANIC FARM LTD

United Kingdom

Dry Hibiscus Flower is majorly used in making a special type of tea, refreshing drinks, medicinal purposes, and in the production of jellies, jam, fruit pastes, syrups, and others. Dry Hibiscus Flower is also called Zobo Leaves in Nigeria and Egypt Hibiscus is also known as karkade, red tea, red sorrel, Jamaica sorrel, rosella, soborodo (Zobo), Karkadi, Roselle, and sour tea. Refreshing taste, Vitamin (C) rich beverage and herbal medicine. Our company OVANIC FARM LTD offers the Roselle as a dry flower (Sun-Dried), The flowers are ready and intended for human consumption. We supply the product in three main categories: Whole Calyx (the complete part of which the flower is picked off)Whole loose flower sepals (Removed flower petals)Sifting (Nekhala) (Mixture of complete flowers and petals)hibiscus ﬂower helps in the growth of hair. It reduces dandruﬀ and makes the hair black. The natural oil in this ﬂower acts as a good conditioner. As a herbal tea, it contains many minerals and vitamins. This ﬂower improves digestion, Hibiscus has been used by different cultures as a remedy for several conditions. Egyptians used hibiscus tea to lower body temperature, treat heart and nerve diseases, and as a diuretic to increase urine production. In Africa, tea was used to treat constipation, cancer, liver disease, and cold symptoms. With "Dried Hibiscus Flowers" one can make tea, syrup/cordial, all kinds of drinks and cocktails. They can also be crushed into flakes and used as a condiment

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