Hibiscus (jamaica) from the Ecuadorian Amazon

Hibiscus (jamaica) flower from the Amazon, dried for infusions, drinks, natural colorants and foods.

Ingecons Global Commerce, based in Puyo (Pastaza, Ecuador), manages the export of Hibiscus (jamaica) from the Ecuadorian Amazon: direct sourcing from local producers, international logistics and a fair price to the producer. Availability, volume and format are confirmed by quotation.

Hibiscus (jamaica)

Jamaica is the calyx of the hibiscus flower. Once dried it keeps well and is used in infusions, drinks and naturally colored products.

Uses and formats

Dried calyx
Infusions and tea
Drinks, syrups and extracts
Natural colorant

How we work this product

Inquiry

You tell us the destination, volume and format you need.

Origin and sample

We identify the lot with local suppliers and coordinate samples.

Documents and shipping

We prepare the paperwork and coordinate logistics to destination.

What we need to quote

Destination country
Estimated volume and frequency
Desired format or packaging
Requirements or certifications of your market

Frequently asked questions

Can you export Hibiscus (jamaica) to my country?

We assess each destination. Tell us the country, volume and format, and we confirm requirements and availability.

Do you offer Hibiscus (jamaica) samples?

We can coordinate samples for buyer evaluation. Write to us and we will explain the conditions.

Where does Hibiscus (jamaica) come from?

From the Ecuadorian Amazon. We buy from local suppliers and producers in the region and share the lot's origin.

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