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Main Sales Markets: North America,Western Europe,Australasia,Middle East
Monthly Production Capacity: 2000ton
Contract Manufacturing: CRO
Packaging Information: bottle,etc
Delivery Lead Time: 5-15days
Sample Provided: no
Payment Terms: TT
The Description Of Thyme Extract
Thyme is a herb from the Thymus vulgaris shrub, a member of the mint family. While used primarily as a seasoning for cooking, thyme is also used as a condiment and in pickling. Thyme can be found in cosmetics and fragrances, and also supposedly has medicinal value. The flavor of thyme is somewhat minty. The small, greenish-gray leaves are typically dried and can be chopped, ground or crumbled. The ancient Greeks believed thyme to be representative of sacrifice and courage.
Thyme has been used for various purposes throughout the centuries. In medieval times, thyme was regarded as a plant that imparted courage and vigor. The ancient romans consideredthyme extract a remedy for melancholy. Thyme, along with roses, was often added to homes in the ancient past to provide a sweet-smelling aroma. The ancient Greeks used thyme extract for incense while the Romans were known to add thyme to cheese and alcoholic beverages.