Typically packaged in 20kg or 25kg bags, with 600kg on one EPAL.
Introducing Organic Shatavari Powder, one of the highlights of our Ayurveda herbs, sourced, imported, and distributed throughout Europe by Abbott Blackstone International. Shatavari powder is obtained from a plant native to India and the Himalayas, often called “Indian asparagus”.
The powder is obtained from the root tuber and possesses a very subtle sweetish-bitter taste, ideal for mixing into smoothies, shakes, juices and more. Our powder comes, of course, in the best organic quality. Translated, Shatavari means “the woman who has a hundred men” and is used in the Indian natural doctrine Ayurveda, especially for women.
The nourishing properties of Shatavari are used traditionally to support several systems and functions in the body [1], promoting a healthy reproductive system, gently soothing the digestive tract, supporting the respiratory tract and supporting the immune system as well as providing naturally-occurring antioxidants [2]
Abbott Blackstone International ensures that only the finest Organic Shatavari Powder gets sourced and processed at its origin. Our product is carefully processed and finely milled to preserve its beneficial compounds and nutrients. Before import, all of our products undergo a rigorous qualification procedure.
The powder can be seamlessly incorporated into various applications, including herbal formulations, extracts, and encapsulations. Its versatility allows it to be used in culinary and wellness products, offering multiple options for manufacturers and consumers.
Regarding quality and reliability, Abbott Blackstone International is a trusted supplier of organic wholesale bulk food products. We prioritise sustainability, ethical sourcing, and stringent quality control measures to deliver products that meet the highest standards. Our commitment to customer satisfaction drives us to provide exceptional service, timely delivery, and competitive pricing.
[1][2] https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/info/plants/ayurvedic-herbs/shatavari/#references
