Eden Farm Ginger Tea Powder is researched and produced by Eden Farm Joint Stock Company.
Raw ginger is 8-month-old passerine ginger grown at Eden farm - a farm that meets Global GAP export standards, so you can rest assured about the origin and quality.
**Uses: **
– Warms the spleen, treats abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea due to cold, and prevents motion sickness
– Reduce cough, treat respiratory diseases
– Improves blood circulation, supports treatment of low blood pressure
– Increases resistance, good for the heart
– Control weight, reduce abdominal pain
– Used as a spice in the family

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[EdenFarm] Ginger tea powder

Ginger, known as "gừng" in Vietnamese, is a popular and versatile spice in Vietnam. It is widely used in traditional Vietnamese cuisine for its aromatic, spicy flavor that enhances dishes like pho, stir-fries, and marinades. 

Beyond its culinary uses, ginger also holds a significant place in Vietnamese traditional medicine for its digestive and anti-inflammatory properties. Grown in the warm and humid climate of Vietnam, ginger thrives in the fertile soil of regions such as the Mekong Delta and the Central Highlands. 

Its vibrant flavor and health benefits make it a staple in both everyday cooking and holistic remedies in Vietnamese culture.

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Ginger

Established in 2017

Farm: 90.000m2

Global gap standard farm: 90.000m2

Supply capacity: 1440 tons/year

Products: Cantaloupe, Melon Honey, Ginger High, Turmeric Essential Oil, Ginger Powder, ...

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[Eden Farm] Cantaloupe

The name cantaloupe was derived in the 18th century via French cantaloup from The Cantus Region of Italian Cantalupo, which was formerly a papal county seat near Rome, after the fruit was introduced there from Armenia. It was first mentioned in English literature in 1739. The cantaloupe most likely originated in a region from South Asia to Africa. It was later introduced to Europe, and around 1890, became a commercial crop in the United States.

Melon derived from use in Old French as meloun during the 13th century, and from Medieval Latin melonem, a kind of pumpkin. It was among the first plants to be domesticated and cultivated.

The South African English name spanspek is said to be derived from Afrikaans Spaanse spek ('Spanish bacon'); supposedly, Sir Harry Smith, a 19th-century governor of Cape Colony, ate bacon and eggs for breakfast, while his Spanish-born wife Juana María de los Dolores de León Smith preferred cantaloupe, so South Africans nicknamed the eponymous fruit Spanish bacon.However, the name appears to predate the Smiths and date to 18th-century Dutch Suriname: J. van Donselaar wrote in 1770, "Spaansch-spek is the name for the form that grows in Suriname which, because of its thick skin and little flesh, is less consumed."

Cantaloupe

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[Eden Farm] Sweet Cantaloupe

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[Eden Farm] Ginger Stone 6-Shogaol

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[Eden Farm] Ginger extract tube

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[Eden Farm] Ginger tea powder

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[Eden Farm] Ginger plaster

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[Eden Farm] Ginger essential oil

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[Eden Farm] Ginger salt foot soak bag

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[Eden Farm] Ginger extract jar

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[Eden Farm] Ginger 6 Shogoal - Ginger 10 Months

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