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A small pile of dried green Moringa Leaves | Ayéya

Dried Moringa Leaf

AYEYA Dried Moringa Leaf is grown organically by small farmers in West Africa. Air dried leaves retain natural vitamins and minerals and anti-inflammatory properties.

Item Number 115MORILEA
Minimum Order Quantity: 50 kg / m

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Dried Moringa Leaf

Minimum Order Quantity

50 kg / m

ABOUT The Product

Appearance: Dried Herb, Pale Green – Brown
Odor: Characteristic
Country of Origin: Togo

Sourcing

This product is produced under safe conditions in compliance with social and environmental rules by authorized suppliers using voluntary labor.

This product is sourced from a country which complies with the Nagoya protocol and is not endangered according to the Access/Benefit Sharing (Biodiversity) regulation.

Testing

This product does not contain any animal ingredient. There is no contamination of any animal parts during any stage of production, packing and delivery. The product has never been tested on animals, as it is and has always been strict company policy not to test products on animals in any form.

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Use in Cosmetics

AYEYA Moringa Leaf can be use in water or oil infusions to add antioxidant value to cosmetic formulas. Grind to a fine powder to make cosmetic masks.

FAIR TRADE, NOT AID

What is Fair Trade?
All too often farmers and producers in economically disadvantaged countries are exploited and paid absurdly low wages. Fair trade certification means they receive a greater percentage of the price paid by consumers. For example, Ayéya pays 15-25% above market price for shea nuts. Cooperative members also receive a salary more than 3x the average family income in Togo.

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