Bay Leaves

Product Description

Product name: Bay Leaves
Family: Lauraceae
Botanical name: Laurus nobilis.
Origin: Egypt
Common names: Bay Leave l Bay Laurel Laurus Nobilis l Bay Leaf Bay Leaf l Laurus Nobilis l Nobilis Laurus l Bay Leaf Leaves l Bay Leaf (Leaves of laurel)
Packing: 20 kg bags or 5 kg carton box
Cultivation: Common
HS Code: 0910990000


Greeting,
EIC for export have the pleasure to introduce us to your reputable company
We hope this message finds you well, we have the pleasure of introducing (our family business group of Egyptian producer & exporter companies started on 1960 by our grandfather) to your esteemed company, we produce Conventional crops Of Dried herbs, Spices, Plant seeds, Legumes, Dried flowers, Natural Loofah, palm semi-dry Dates, all kinds of salt, and Forage products Such as: Anise seeds, Gum Arabic, Basil leaves, Caraway seeds, Celery leaves, Chamomile, Calendula, Coriander seeds, Cumin seeds, Dill weed, Fennel seeds, Fenugreek seeds, Flax seeds, Sesame seeds, Coriander seeds, Guava Leaves, Hibiscus, Bay Leaf (Laurus Leaves), Lemongrass, Marjoram, Molokhia leaves, Nigella Sativa, Oregano, Parsley leaves, Peppermint, Rosemary, Sage, Spearmint, Thyme, Black Lemon, Sun-Dried Lemon, Dehydrated Onion, Dehydrated Garlic, Sun-dried Tomato, White Sunflower seeds, Moringa, Basil seeds, Dill seeds, Molokhia seeds, Parsley seeds, Broad beans, Chickpeas, Dried Green Peas, lupini beans, White kidney beans, Egyptian Clover seeds, Beet Molasses, Beet Pellets, Red Chili, Semi-Dry Dates, and Egyptian Natural Loofah.
The countries we export to the USA, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Turkey, Poland, Romania, Greece, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, China, Australia, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Lebanon, Algeria, Morocco, and South Africa.
- We have ISO 9001, ISO 22000, MFDS South Korea, FDA registration of USA,
 
Did Ancient Egyptians Use Bay Leaves?
Bay Leaves, known for their aromatic and medicinal properties, were highly valued in ancient civilizations. While not native to Egypt, some historians believe they may have been introduced through trade with the Mediterranean. If present, Bay Leaves could have been used in Egyptian cooking, medicine, and religious rituals, much like other sacred herbs.