Dried Hibiscus Uses & Export Markets
What importers use our dried hibiscus (roselle) for, and where the demand comes from.
One ingredient, many industries
Herbal tea
BeveragesOur hibiscus is suitable for:
Where our hibiscus goes
Thanks to its versatility and growing demand in health-conscious markets, hibiscus has become a key commodity for importers in Europe, the United States, and Latin America.
It is traded under different names in each market: flor de Jamaica in Mexico and Central America, bissap in Senegal, zobo in Nigeria, karkade in Egypt and Sudan, and sorrel in the Caribbean.
Sourcing from Nigeria, without the risk
Sourcing from Nigeria can present challenges in terms of reliability, communication, and transaction security.
We solve this by combining on-the-ground operations in Nigeria with a U.S.-based business structure. This allows us to offer our clients greater transparency, accountability, and trust in every deal.
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