Thyme
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Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is a highly aromatic Mediterranean herb known for its warm, earthy flavor and subtle mint undertones. Cultivated extensively in Egypt’s fertile soils, it is rich in thymol, a natural essential oil that gives it powerful antiseptic and antimicrobial properties
- Product Name : Thyme
- Latin Name : Thymus Vulgaris
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- Origin : Egypt
- Form : Dried Leaves ( small green to greyish )
- Grade : Premium Export Quality
- Category : Herbs
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Description
Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is a highly aromatic Mediterranean herb known for its warm, earthy flavor and subtle mint undertones. Cultivated extensively in Egypt's fertile soils, it is rich in thymol, a natural essential oil that gives it powerful antiseptic and antimicrobial properties
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