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Organic Suran features a rough, brown outer skin and a creamy white flesh that becomes tender and delicious when cooked. With its mildly sweet and nutty flavor, Suran adds a unique depth... Our organic Suran, also known as Yam is a root vegetable that combines exceptional taste with remarkable health benefits!
Pasta Ravioli, made with semolina and filled fresh ricotta and spinach.
Specifications: Shape: Conical shape& French origin planted in Egypt. Color: Violet color over green leaves. Season: From November till 1st April 30 pieces 6cm...8cm about 250 gram (Standard) 24 pieces 8cm...9cm about 300gram 20 Pieces 9cm...11cm about 350 gram Packing: Plastic box loaded by 6 Kilo
Origin : Egypt Class : first class Wight : 500 ~ 800 gm each Packing : 7 Kg. cartons. Container: 40 Ft Container capacity: 20 Pallet X 80 Carton = 1600 Carton / container
Fresh fruits like mango, apple, fresh vegetables, tea, coffee, wheat, grains, pulses, indian spices, personal care products, textiles, handicrafts,indian agricultural products.Shipping, transportation, export
1. ashwagandha extract 1.5% 2. zingiber officinale 2.5% 3. glycine powder 4. black seed oil 5. flax seed oil 6. castor oil (clear) 7. black pepper extract 95% 8. curcumin 95% 9. aloe vera 200x 10.. potassium sorbate 11. propylene glycol.
Vegetables such as ginger, garlic, onion, potato fruits such as apple, banana, orange, mango, grape spices, herbal products such as henna, senna, stevia leaves & leather goods, leather bag, leather chairs.
Rice like basmati and non basmati & potato, corn.
resh Ghana Yam is rich and highly nutritious after being organically grown in Ghana. Don't mistake these for sweet potato as they have a much less sweet flavor. They make a great replacement for potatoes.
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Dried hibiscus flowers, ginger, sesame seeds, palm oil.
Dried anchovy fish, salted baby shrimps, fried fish maw, aluminium ingot, betel nuts, fresh young coconut, fresh ginger , cinnamon, dried fish maw, fried fish maw, baked fish maw.
1. Semi husked coconut 2. â� turmeric powder 3. â� chilly powder 4. â� turmeric fingers 5. â� red dry chilly 6. â� elephant yam 7. â� ginger 8. Pickles 9. â� Garam masala 10. â� Biryani masala 11. â� chicken masala 12. â� Ginger powder 13. â� Garlic powder 14. â� onion powder.
Indian white rice, 1121 basmati rice, basmati rice,turmeric powder, turmeric finger, cardamom, cardamom powder, garlic powder, red chilli powder, dry red chilli, ginger powder, black pepper, black pepper powder, coriander powder, cumin powder, cumin seed, mustard seeds, sesame seeds fennel seeds, coriander seeds, yellow maize, moong dal, millets, black gram, toor dal, fresh pomegranate, green banana, almond, cashew nut, walnuts, peanut, ground nut, red onion, potato, tomato, green chili, fresh lemon, fresh , garlic, ginger, , carpets, cushion cover, , brass handicrafts, wall hangings, wooden box, , wall decor, , jaggery powder, leather bag, wooden furniture, metal handicrafts, incense stick.
Grains, pulses, crude vegetable oils, all types of flour, organic flour, organic grains, vital wheat gluten, starches, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, frozen vegetables, frozen fruit, tomato paste, dates, stone fruits, soybean meal, sorghum, barley, ddgs, grude oil, rapeseed meal, citrus varieties, pomegranate , grapes, cherry, stone fruits, figs, all vegetables..
Hardwood charcoal, sesame seeds, dried split ginger, cashew nuts, cassia tora seeds, dried hibiscus flowers, garlic, tiger nuts, peanuts, briquettes (from palm kernel shells), palm kernel shells (pks), palm kernel cake (pkc), shea butter, soybean.
Petroleum \ fossiel fuel products, (steam) coal, icumsa 45, bio diesel, bio mass, fertilizer, coconut products, sun flower oil, charcoal.
