Guavas Leaves

Guava leaves supplied by Herbseic are harvested from the Psidium guajava tree cultivated in Egypt. The dried leaves are noted for a high concentration of antioxidants, vitamins A and C, and minerals such as calcium and potassium. Herbseic confirms that the product complies with ISO 9001 quality management and FSSAI food‑safety certifications. Leaves are delivered in bulk packaging suitable for commercial processing.

In the herbal trade, dried guava leaves are typically dried to a moisture level of 10‑12 % to preserve phytochemicals while limiting microbial risk. Standard analytical reports show total phenolic content around 5‑7 % of dry weight, which is typical for this species. The average leaf length after drying ranges from 5 to 7 cm, a dimension commonly accepted for tea and extract production. Buyers usually receive the product in 25 kg polypropylene bags, though 1 kg sachets are also offered for smaller batches.

The material is used by manufacturers of herbal teas, dietary supplements, and natural‑cosmetic formulations targeting health‑conscious markets. Herbseic offers flexible minimum order quantities, with most enquiries starting at 500 kg, and ships on FOB Alexandria or CIF terms. Payment can be arranged through an irrevocable Letter of Credit or Telegraphic Transfer, providing standard security for international transactions.

Herbseic is an imported supplier based in Egypt. The platform assigns it a harbour trust tier, indicating that basic business registration details have been verified. No response‑rate data is currently recorded, so prospective buyers should initiate contact to evaluate communication speed. The company lists guava leaves as its primary offering, highlighting ISO and FSSAI compliance and bulk packaging options.

The listing does not disclose exact pricing, lead time or production capacity, therefore buyers are encouraged to request a formal quotation. Herbseic states that shipments can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, and that payment may be made via L/C or T/T. As the supplier’s profile lacks detailed performance metrics, importers should seek samples and a certificate of analysis before confirming large orders.