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Egyptian Dried Flowers – Chamomile, Hibiscus & Calendula

Egypt is one of the world’s leading origins for dried chamomile and hibiscus. ONIC exports whole flowers, petals, TBC and siftings to herbal-tea brands, extract producers and cosmetic manufacturers, and plans new-crop volumes around the Egyptian harvest calendar.

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6 products in this category

Dried Flowers

Product	Botanical Name	Available Forms	Harvest Season	Packing
Chamomile	Matricaria chamomilla	Whole flowers; petals; TBC; powder	Jan–Mar	12Kg carton Boxes
Hibiscus	Hibiscus sabdariffa	Whole; cut; TBC; powder	Dec–Jan	20Kg Woven bags
Calendula	Calendula officinalis	Whole flowers; petals	Jan–May	10Kg Paper Bags
Mullein	Verbascum thapsus	Flowers	Jan–Apr	10Kg Paper Bags
Jasmine	Jasminum grandiflorum	Fresh/dried	Available on request	Available on request
Safflower	Carthamus tinctorius	Dried filaments; cut	Available on request	Packaging on request

Buying notes

Chamomile is harvested January–March and hibiscus December–January; book new-crop volumes early.
Grades: whole flowers, petals, TBC and siftings; colour and flower-head ratio are agreed with the buyer.
Packed in cartons or woven bags to protect the flowers; a certificate of analysis is available for each lot.

Frequently asked questions

Which chamomile grades can ONIC supply?

Whole flower heads, TBC (tea-bag cut, about 0.5–2 mm) and siftings, with powder on request. Reference specification limits are shown on the chamomile page.

Is Egyptian hibiscus available all year?

Hibiscus is harvested in December–January. Stored stock is normally available through the year, while new-crop volumes should be booked before the harvest.

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