Amla is primarily an Indian gooseberry. It is translucent and green in colour. It derives its name from the Sanskrit word â??Amlakiâ?? which means â??nectar of lifeâ??. The Amla exporter in India exports huge quantities of the product each year. Due to its various health and medicinal uses and benefits, Amla export from India has been increasing rapidly over the decades. The Indian Amla exporter, therefore, is exporting more and more products each year. This Amla export includes the export of various varieties of the product.









GLOBAL MARKET DEMAND
The Global Market Demand for Amla has been on a rise over the years. This may be because of the awareness about its various health benefits and diverse uses. The Amla exporter in India exports its products from India to different corners of the world. The Amla import from India has been increasing due to the premium quality and varieties of the products exported from the country.




SPECIFICATION



Product Name
Amla


Origin
Subtropical regions of India


Family
Phyllanthaceae


Binomial name
Phyllanthus emblica



INGREDIENTS



Nutrients
Calories 58 kcal
Total Carbohydrate 13.7 g
Dietary Fiber 3.4%


Minerals
Calcium
Iron
Carotene
Thiamine
Riboflavin
Nicene


Protein
0.5%


Fat
0.1%






USES & BENEFITS


USES :

� Amla is a rich source of Vitamin C. The vitamin C in amla is absorbed more easily by the body compared to store-bought supplements.
� Amla is also said to be good for your eye health. Research states that the carotene in amla improves vision.
� Amla also builds immunity. Amlaâ??s antibacterial and astringent characteristics are useful to boost oneâ??s immune system.
� Amla is also a great tonic for hair. It slows down greying, prevents dandruff, strengthens hair follicles, and increases blood circulation to the scalp.