Cloves, Color : Reddish for Food Flavoring, Oral Health Benefits

Cloves on one hand are valued for their pleasant aroma and flavor that they add to the food and on other hand, they are appreciated for their invaluable oral health benefits. These grow as reddish small flower buds on the trees of Myrtaceae family. These trees grow 8 to 10 meters high and it takes nearly six long years for them to start flowering. The clusters are hand plucked and the fully developed buds are sun dried. The unopened buds, leaves and stalks are used in preparation of clove essential oil that has invaluable medicinal properties. At Wings Impex, we are the leading exporters and suppliers of cloves in India, sourcing the invaluable spice all over the world. We can supply the best quality cloves irrespective of quantity you need and just according to your requirements. Our hassle-free process and timely delivery methods make the best in the industry for spice supply and export. Hence, you can surely rely on us for any requirement of spice delivery. Just contact us for buying cloves in bulk or according to your needs. Cloves are primarily the aromatic flower buds of a tree in the family Myrtaceae. The Clove exporter in India exports cloves to around 149 countries in the world. The Clove export from India has been growing over the years due to the popularity of spice all over the world. Wings Impex is Manufacturers, Importers, Exporters and Suppliers of Cloves in India. We are Regularly Exports to Malaysia, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, UAE, Singapore, Turkey, Russia, Algeria, Qatar, Jordan, Georgia, Armenia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Yemen, Kuwait, Oman, Egypt, China, Bahrain, Australia, Morocco, Bulgaria, South Korea, Syria, Tunisia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Canada, Mexico, Croatia, Italy, Portugal, United States, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Germany, Spain, Greece, Netherlands, Japan, France, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Belgium, Serbia, United States of America, USA, Austria, Chile, Czech Republic, Brazil, Romania, New Zealand