Buyer Wholesale Dried Spices Saffron Negin Flower Saffron Bulbs Dried Safflower Extract Tea Saffron Petals Organic Saffr

• Packaging Material: Plastic
• Storage Method: Normal
• Shelf Life: >12 Months
• Main Active Ingredient: Pectin
• Application: Meat, Drinks, Flour Products, Condiment, Jelly/Ice Cream, Baked Goods
• Loading Port: Xingang Port
• Model NO.: Buyer Wholesale Dried Spices Saffron Negin Flower
• Delivery: Within 7 Days After Received The Order
• Payment: 50% Tt in Advance, 50%Tt Against Copy Bl
• Transport Package: 25kg/Drum
• Specification: 10: 1
• Trademark: TJZF
• Origin: China Mainland
• Production Capacity: 5000mt/Month

Product Description

Saffron can reduce the formation of atherosclerotic plaque, reduce cholesterol, promote fat metabolism, so as to achieve the effect of lowering blood lipid; saffron has inhibitory effect on oxygen free radicals, so as to achieve the effect of
antioxidation; saffron also has the function of exciting uterus, promoting blood circulation and hemostasis, anti nephritis,
promoting retinal artery blood flow and so on. Saffron tea can promote the blood oxygen supply of human blood circulation in time,so that the drinker can keep quick thinking.

Sample Order

    Solid: 2 kg per Tin Foil Bag or Carton

    Liquid: 5 kg per Plastic Drum

Big Order

    Solid: 25 kg per Plastic Bag or Carton

    Liquid: 25 kg per plastic Drum or Steel Drum

    200 L per HDPE Blue Drum or Steel Drum

    1 mt per IBC Drum

    20 mt per ISO Tank

Sample Order

    DHL, UPS, Fedex, EMS, TNT. (door to door)

Big Order

    By air or by sea

    If you have your own forwarder, pls tell us the detailed information.

Saffron has been used as spice and coloring agent for many centuries and has numerous medicinal properties. It is by far one of the oldest herbs ever used for medicinal purposes in the history of mankind and up to this date it is being used in some regions of the world such as India. It has been written that around 600 B.C. Phoenicians were looking for a mysterious plant in Kashmir, one whose flower had silky stigmas with a pungent aroma. The stigmas were believed to cure many illnesses and also had the capability of making strong dye. Europeans are believed to be among the first to use saffron as a spice in their cooking. Saffron is also used in many other industries such as the tobacco industry, alcohol industry, dairy industry, cosmetic industry for perfumes and facial creams, and the dye industry. Cleopatra used it to give her skin a golden color and romantic aroma. Saffron is also used in religious ceremonies. Tibetan Monks use saffron for prayer and blessing. Calligraphers have used saffron to write religious books such as the Koran.
The orange-red stigmas of the saffron plant produce a pleasant aroma and a warm golden orange color. The yellow stamens are also harvested, however they do not have the same aromatic and color properties of the stigmas. Pure saffron consists of only the orange-red stigmas of the saffron plant. Saffron is also believed to have many medicinal properties. Called Kesar in the rest of India, saffron is used as a flavoring agent in many food preparations, from rice dishes, such as biryani, to various sweets. Saffron should be stored in an airtight container and kept away from moisture and bright light. Bright light such as sunlight will bleach the color of saffron. That is why when the crocus flower blooms, the flower has to be picked at dawn (Sahar) before the shines on it. Also do not expose your saffron to the moisture. Do not open your jar of saffron near a boiling pot of water in the kitchen.