Bay Leaf

Bay leaves are native of Asia Minor and are known by the name of 'Sweet bay', 'bay laurel', 'Noble laurel' and 'True laurel'. Indian bay leaf has similar fragrance and taste to cinnamon bark, but is milder. The aroma is more closely related to cassia. The flavor can be improved and bitterness can be reduced by using appropriate drying procedures. A bay leaf is a fragrant leaf from a laurel tree that is used as an herb. Bay leaves can be used either fresh or dry, but dried bay leaves tend to have a stronger flavor.

Inlet leaf is utilized broadly for culinary purposes on account of its solid sharp flavor and fascinating smell. They offer profundity to alternate flavors and build their extravagance. Inlet leaves offered by are sun dried and sourced from solid producers. The Bat leaves offered by us are hygienically pressed for restoring their common smell and flavor.

Because of a solid destination for our business, we are inundated in offering an extensive variety of Bay Leaf to our regarded benefactors. At seller base, the offered leaf is prepared with the assistance of ultramodern innovation. With a specific end goal to ensure flavor, freshness, wholesome esteem and taste the complete reach is sternly investigated before offering to supporters. We offer this leaf in various air pressing choices according to the need of our benefactors. Bay leaves are native of Asia Minor and are known by the name of 'Sweet bay', 'bay laurel', 'Noble laurel' and 'True laurel'. Indian bay leaf has similar fragrance and taste to cinnamon bark, but is milder. The aroma is more closely related to cassia. The flavor can be improved and bitterness can be reduced by using appropriate drying procedures. A bay leaf is a fragrant leaf from a laurel tree that is used as an herb. Bay leaves can be used either fresh or dry, but dried bay leaves tend to have a stronger flavor.

Specifications of Bay Leaves:

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The countries which are importing from India are:

United States

Saudi Arabia

UAE

United Kingdom

Canada

Malaysia

Netherlands

South Africa

Libya