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Hibiscus Cut Flower

Supplier From Egypt
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Dec-05-23

HIBISCUS CUT FLOWER

Family: Malvaceae
Botanical name: hibiscus sabdariffa

Origin: Egypt
Hs Code: 1211900
Form: HIBISCUS CUT FLOWER
Color: Red
Application: Herbal tea.
Sour: accepted ratio
Taste: a great taste of Hibiscus iced or heated

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Price and Minimum Quantity

Price: Negotiable
MOQ: 8 Metric Tonnes
Standard: Purity: 97: 98%
Production Capacity: 50 Mt / Month
Packaging: 20 Kg Pp Bags
Sample: Available. Sample Cost Born By Buyer

Product Model And Origin

Brand: HIBISCUS CUT FLOWER
Model: HIBISCUS CUT FLOWER
Seller Code: Hibiscus cut flower
HS Code: Hibiscus cut flower

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