Guava Leaves

Herbseic supplies dried guava leaves harvested from the Psidium guajava tree grown in Egypt. The leaves are naturally rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, offering anti‑inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. According to the listing, the product is promoted for use in herbal teas, tinctures and skincare formulations. The supplier notes that the material is sourced under eco‑friendly conditions to support a reliable supply chain.

Typical dried leaves measure 5‑10 cm in length and retain a moisture content below 12 percent. Industry data show antioxidant activity commonly exceeding 5 mg gallic‑acid equivalents per gram of dry matter. Vitamin C levels are usually in the range of 30‑50 mg per 100 g of dried leaf material. The leaves are offered either as whole dried pieces or milled into a fine powder, packed in bulk bags of 25 kg.

Buyers such as nutraceutical manufacturers, cosmetic formulators and food processors use the leaves for functional ingredients. Herbseic mentions flexible minimum order quantities and offers FOB or CIF shipping from Egyptian ports. Payment can be arranged via letter of credit or telegraphic transfer, subject to confirmation with the supplier.

Herbseic is listed as an imported supplier based in Egypt. The platform assigns it a harbor trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification, while the response rate shown is 0.00, meaning no recent replies have been recorded. Herbseic’s profile highlights its focus on herbal raw materials, with guava leaves being the primary product displayed.

The supplier does not provide specific details on production capacity, certifications or lead times in the listing, so interested importers should request that information directly. The lack of a recorded response time suggests that communication may require follow‑up, and buyers are advised to verify the supplier’s current operational status before committing to a purchase.