从Pakistan供应商批发进口Aftab — FOB条款

Aftab dried red rose petals from Wall Grace are 100 percent natural, preservative-free, and sourced from Pakistan. The petals retain a deep red hue and strong fragrance, making them suitable for direct use in food, cosmetics, and decorative applications without further processing. Each batch is air-dried to maintain color stability and aromatic intensity, ensuring consistency in appearance and scent across deliveries.

The petals are whole, not crushed or powdered, with a typical moisture content below 10 percent, a standard requirement for dried botanicals used in culinary or cosmetic production. They are free from artificial dyes, pesticides, or additives, aligning with common industry standards for natural dried flowers. The typical grain size ranges from 1 to 3 cm, depending on the rose variety, and the petals are sorted to remove stems, sepals, and foreign matter, a standard practice for premium-grade dried petals.

These petals are primarily used by manufacturers of herbal teas, gourmet foods, and natural cosmetics, as well as by artisans creating potpourri or decorative arrangements. Businesses in Pakistan and international importers source them in bulk, with packaging options typically including vacuum-sealed bags or cartons to preserve freshness. Buyers should confirm packaging specifications and lead times with Wall Grace, as these details are not provided in the listing.

Wall Grace is based in Lahore, Pakistan, with its address listed as Ilam Din Road Jiamusa Shahdara. The company operates as a supplier of dried botanicals, including Aftab dried red rose petals, and is positioned in the harbor trust tier. However, its response rate is currently recorded at 0 percent, with no average response time available, indicating a need for buyers to reach out directly for inquiries or confirmations.

The supplier does not provide additional details about its history, scale, or certifications in the available data. Buyers should verify the supplier’s current operational status, quality control measures, and compliance with relevant standards before placing orders. The absence of a response signal suggests that direct contact may require follow-up or alternative communication channels.