Textile auxiliary chemical like cationic softener flake /pearl, weak cationic softener flake /pearl, noionic softener flake /pearl, hydrophilic softener silicone oil, bioscouring enzyme.
Dehydrated garlic flakes, dehydrated garlic minced, dehydrated garlic chopped, dehydrated garlic granules, dehydrated garlic powder and black garlic..
Dehydrated vegetables like garlic, onion, horseradish, bell pepper.
Glitter powder, mica powder, pearl powder.
Red kidney bean , white kidney bean , black kidney bean and light speckled kidney bean.
Peeling machine, peeler tool, potato peeler machine, apple peeler, orange peeler tool, green soybean peeler.
Goji products, goji berry juice, goji berry juice concentrate, goji berry powder, goji berry.
Sodium oxide, methyl bromide, zinc bromide, sodium bromide, potassium bromide, calcium bromide, n-propyl bromide, calcium formate, sodium carbonate, caustic soda pearls, HBCD.
Magnesium sulfate, fresh ginger.
Iron oxide pigments, organic pigments, pearl pigments.
Soybean, pasta.
Mushroom, mushroom spawn.Technological guidance of planting mushroom
Kidney beans.
Dried shiitake mushroom.
Fresh garlic , ginger , onion , potato.
Fresh garlic.
Pearl pigment.
Apple, pear, juice.
High-protein soybeans, ideal for use in food processing and livestock feed. Free from genetically modified organisms and cultivated under strict agricultural standards
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