Hibiscus Extract

Name: Hibiscus Extract
Brand: Impact Organics

Impact Organics

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Hibiscus Extract: (Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis) Hibiscus is a strikingly beautiful flower, celebrated for its vibrant colours and found in many varieties across the globe. While it grows in diverse climates, it is commonly native to the Pacific Islands, Asia, and Africa. For this extract, we use a deep pink hibiscus sourced from Nigeria—a variety renowned for its rich f lavour and potent properties. In Nigeria, hibiscus is an integral part of both cuisine and culture. Its dried calyxes are used to make Zobo, a refreshing ruby-red drink. The flower also lends its tangy-sweet notes to jams, jellies,

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