Terminalia chebula
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Haritaki FruitTerminalia chebula
₹6,750
₹135 / kg
Mature dried fruits with five ribs, yellow-brown, whole or de-seeded on request.
Triphala and churna blends
Ayurvedic formulations
Tannin and dye applications
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- SKU
- HXM-CD-HAR-W
- Minimum order
- 50 kg
- Plant part
- Fruit (pericarp)
- Origin
- Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh forest belt
Mature dried fruits with five ribs, yellow-brown, whole or de-seeded on request.
About this material
Haritaki is the dried fruit of Terminalia chebula, gathered from forest trees rather than plantations. The mature fruit is ovoid, roughly 2 to 4 cm long, yellow-brown to dark brown, and carries five blunt longitudinal ribs that are the quickest field identification. Fruits are sun-dried whole; the flesh shrinks onto the stone and hardens, and the surface wrinkles along the ribs. Immature fruit dries smaller, blacker and almost all stone, so grading is by size. De-seeded material is available on request, and is the sensible choice for anyone milling.
Also called
Harad, Chebulic Myrobalan, Kadukkai
Traditional use: Traditionally used in Ayurvedic preparations and in Triphala.
Identity
The botanical this lot is declared as, and the physical characteristics it is sorted and released against.
Terminalia chebula
- Plant part
- Fruit (pericarp)
- Appearance
- Ovoid fruit with five blunt longitudinal ribs
- Size
- Roughly 2-4 cm, graded by size
- Colour
- Yellow-brown to dark brown
- Taste
- Astringent then sweetish
- Option
- De-seeded pericarp supplied on request
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