Buy, Sale Price of Dried Oak Bark

Description

Giyahkala is the first specialized refinery of medicinal plants and the largest supplier of organic and non-organic (processed) herbs in Iran. The company processes more than 700 widely-used medicinal plants. Dried Oak Bark is one of these plants processed by Giyahkala which is presentable as both sorted and unsorted.

Health and Technical Data of Dried Oak Bark

Treatment of bacterial and viral diseases
Antiseptic
Control of oral mucosal ulcers
Healing of skin ulcers

Botanical Name: Quercus alba
English Name: Oak Bark
Antimicrobial: with Ozone Method
Other Names of Oak Bark: Tanner's Bark, English Oak, Common Oak, White Oak, Pedunculate Oak, Quercus robur, or Quercus alba
Main Active Ingredient: tannins, particularly ellagitannins and condensed tannins
Packaging Type: Waterproof Bag, Waterproof Multi-Layer Kraft
Packaging Volume: 1 kg to Tonnes
Available in Grades: Sorted, Unsorted

Uses of Dried Oak Barks

Dried Oak has plenty of uses in different industries and Giyahkala, as the first and largest reference for its barks buy and sale price in Iran, is ready to provide you with any advices you need.

Pharmaceutical Industries: (primarily known for medicinal uses like treating diarrhea and sore throats; recommended for such diverse conditions as internal hemorrhage, diarrhea, dysentery, cancer, and pneumonia)
Cosmetic Industries : (used in cosmetics for its astringent, soothing, and anti-irritant properties; a versatile ingredient, found in creams, lotions, toners, cleansers, and even shampoos and bath products)
Food Industries: (used in very small quantities in food preparation, primarily as a tea or in recipes like a Tudor-era rice porridge; can affect the taste and texture of food. Historically, it's been used in food preservation and as a coffee substitute, and some traditional recipes include it in porridge)

Our Distinctive Features in Processing Dried Barks

Produced from the Standard and Organic Primary Plants
Hygienic and Antimicrobial Production Process of Plants
Cultivating, Maintaining, and Harvesting Plants with Scientific and Knowledge-based Methods
Responsiveness, Scientific Consultation, and Provision of the Most and the Best Type of Plants
Capability of Regular Mass Supply in All Seasons of the Year