Medicinal Herbs
Ammi (Carum copticum)
Orgaweek Ammi, commonly known as Ajwain or Bishop’s weed, is a medicinal herb from the Apiaceae family. Its seeds are highly valued for their strong, pungent, and sharp taste, as well as their therapeutic properties, which include digestive support and respiratory relief.
- Strong & Pungent: The seeds have a powerful aroma and sharp taste, which is characteristic of the product’s quality.
- Digestive Aid: Traditionally used to aid digestion, relieve stomach pain, and reduce gas and bloating.
- Respiratory Support: Effective in helping to relieve respiratory problems and coughs.
- Natural Antiseptic: Contains thymol, an essential oil with natural antiseptic, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties.
- Anti-inflammatory: Bioactive compounds in the seeds contribute to its anti-inflammatory effects.
- Versatile Forms: Available as Herbal Distillate (Aragh), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Seeds.
- High-Quality Processing: Carefully harvested, cleaned, and processed under strict standards to preserve potency and purity.
- Excellent Shelf Life: The seeds and derivatives retain their quality for up to 24 months when stored properly.
- Multiple Applications: Suitable for culinary use, digestive aids, and in pharmaceutical and herbal remedy formulations.
- Export Certified: All products comply with EU herbal safety regulations and ISO and organic standards.
Bitter Orange (Citrus vulgaris / Citrus aurantium)
Orgaweek Bitter Orange is a valuable citrus fruit traditionally used for its unique medicinal, aromatic, and culinary properties. Valued in Persian and Mediterranean medicine, it is known for its digestive, antioxidant, and metabolism-boosting benefits.
- Digestive Aid: The fruit’s properties are known to support digestion and ease stomach discomfort.
- Metabolism Booster: Contains compounds that can help boost metabolism and promote weight management.
- Rich in Antioxidants: High in flavonoids and polyphenols, which provide potent antioxidant benefits.
- Aromatic & Refreshing: Its pleasant, fresh, bitter, and citrusy aroma comes from essential oils like limonene and neroli.
- Versatile Forms: Available as Herbal Distillate (Aragh), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Peel/Flowers/Leaves.
- Culinary & Medicinal Use: Widely used in herbal teas, natural remedies, cosmetics, and for flavoring in foods and beverages.
- High-Quality Processing: Carefully harvested and processed to ensure purity, natural flavor, and international compliance.
- Long Shelf Life: Products maintain optimal quality for 12-18 months when stored correctly.
- Certified Quality: Undergoes microbial and purity testing to ensure safety and quality.
- Multiple Applications: Suitable for use in a variety of industries, including herbal, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical.
Echinops (Globe Thistle)
- Traditional Tonic: Known as a potent nerve tonic and remedy for galactagogue (promoting lactation) in traditional systems.
- Active Compounds: Contains key active compounds including Echinopsine, Flavonoids, Triterpenoids, and Saponins.
- Diverse Applications: Used in traditional medicine for nerve support, improving circulation, reducing inflammation, and as a diuretic.
- Distinct Flavor: Characterized by an earthy, slightly pungent, and distinctly bitter aroma and taste.
- Long Shelf Life: Quality retained for months with proper, dry storage.
Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)
- Traditional Digestive Aid: Celebrated for its powerful digestive, carminative (gas-relieving), and anti-inflammatory properties.
- Aromatic Versatility: Features a sweet, anise-like, warm, and aromatic flavor, perfect for teas, cooking, and natural flavorings.
- Key Components: Rich in Anethole () and Fenchone (), contributing to its effectiveness and aroma.
- Multi-Format Availability: Offered as Herbal Distillate (Aragh), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Seeds.
- Certified Organic Quality: Sourced from certified organic farms, ensuring maximum potency and purity.
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum)
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- Ancient Medicinal History: Prized for thousands of years in Ayurvedic and TCM for its strong medicinal properties.
- Unique Flavor: Features a distinct maple syrup-like scent and a characteristic bittersweet taste when used.
- Key Health Support: Well-known for its use as a galactagogue (lactation support), and for blood sugar & cholesterol management.
- Rich in Fiber & Saponins: High content of soluble fiber and active compounds like Saponins (Diosgenin) support metabolic health.
- Format Versatility: Available as Whole Seeds, Seed Powder, Herbal Extract, and Seed Oil.
Hops (Humulus lupulus)
- Premium Quality: Carefully cultivated, harvested, and processed to preserve active compounds, aroma, and natural effectiveness.
- Diverse Applications: Ideal for herbal teas, tinctures, distillates, extracts, and supplements.
- Natural Wellness: Historically used for calming, sedative, and digestive properties, promoting relaxation and sleep quality.
- Form Options: Available as Herbal Distillate (Aragh), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Flowers (Cones).
- Shelf Life: Excellent shelf life of 12–18 months when stored correctly.
Lavender
Orgaweek Lavender is a versatile and authentic product, rooted in centuries of tradition. It’s known for its calming aroma and therapeutic properties, making it a perfect choice for relaxation, skincare, and natural health practices.
Key Features
- Natural & Authentic: Sourced from traditional medicinal and aromatherapy practices.
- Versatile Forms: Available as Distillate (Hydrosol), Herbal Infusion (Tea), and Herbal Extract.
- Calming Properties: Promotes a feeling of peace and well-being.
- Aids Sleep Quality: The soothing aroma helps in achieving deep, restful sleep.
- Skincare Benefits: The hydrosol form can be used in skincare for its natural properties.
- Rich in Nutrients: Contains essential compounds like protein, fiber, and vitamins.
- Multiple Applications: Suitable for use in aromatherapy, cosmetics, and as a natural remedy.
- Rich Aroma: Delivers a pleasant, floral, and slightly sweet scent.
- Excellent Shelf Life: Can last for 12 to 18 months, depending on the form.
- High-Quality Packaging: Comes in durable, food-grade bags and bottles to maintain freshness.
Mallow (Malva)
- Soothing Emollient: Highly valued for its rich Mucilage content (), offering powerful emollient and soothing relief.
- Traditional Relief: Historically used to relieve sore throats, coughs, digestive irritations, and dry skin.
- Gentle Flavor Profile: Features a mild, earthy, slightly sweet, and herbaceous aroma and taste.
- Vibrant Forms: Available as Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Flowers and Leaves.
- Natural Cosmetics: Its hydrating and demulcent nature makes it ideal for use in skin care and anti-inflammatory cosmetic applications.
Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis)
Orgaweek Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) is a traditional medicinal herb renowned for its soothing, demulcent, and anti-inflammatory properties. It’s widely used to relieve sore throats, coughs, digestive irritation, and skin inflammation.
- Soothing & Demulcent: Forms a protective layer over mucous membranes, reducing irritation and promoting healing.
- Anti-Inflammatory: Contains polysaccharides that help to reduce inflammation.
- Respiratory Relief: Effectively used to relieve sore throats, coughs, and other respiratory discomforts.
- Digestive Aid: Helps to soothe and protect the digestive lining, easing irritation.
- Skin Healing: Applied topically to relieve skin inflammation.
- Versatile Forms: Available as Herbal Distillate (Hydrosol/Aragh), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Roots & Leaves.
- Mild & Sweet Taste: Offers a mild, earthy, slightly sweet aroma and taste.
- High-Quality Cultivation: Carefully harvested and processed to ensure purity and effectiveness.
- Excellent Shelf Life: Maintains optimal quality for up to 18 months when stored correctly.
- Certified Quality: Products undergo rigorous microbial testing and comply with global safety standards.
Papilionaceae (A. cameroum)
Orgaweek Papilionaceae is a valuable medicinal herb traditionally used across Asia and Africa for its natural antioxidant, bioactive, and soothing properties. It is highly regarded for supporting digestion, enhancing detoxification, and promoting overall wellness.
- Rich in Antioxidants: Contains a high concentration of natural antioxidants that support cellular health.
- Detoxifying Agent: Known for its ability to enhance the body’s natural detoxification processes.
- Supports Digestion: A traditional remedy used to aid digestive health and soothe digestive discomfort.
- Soothing Effects: Provides a calming and soothing effect, contributing to a sense of well-being.
- Versatile Forms: Available as Herbal Distillate (Hydrosol), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Plant.
- Mild & Nutty Flavor: The infusion has a mild, earthy, and slightly nutty taste, making it pleasant to consume.
- Multiple Applications: Ideal for herbal teas, digestive remedies, detox formulations, and pharmaceutical products.
- Quality Controlled: Processed and packaged to maintain its full natural aroma, active compounds, and purity.
- Excellent Shelf Life: Can be stored for up to 12-18 months, depending on the form.
- Compliance with Standards: All exports comply with EU and global herbal safety standards.
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)
- Cognitive Enhancer: Traditionally celebrated for enhancing memory and vitality and supporting cognitive function.
- Aromatic Profile: Features a distinct pungent, pine-like, woody, and peppery aroma, popular in culinary and cosmetic applications.
- Potent Antioxidant: Valued for its strong antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties, mainly found in its leaves.
- Multi-Use Formats: Available as Herbal Distillate (Hydrosol), Herbal Infusion (Tea), Herbal Extract, and Dried Leaves.
- Sustainable Sourcing: Sustainably grown and harvested at peak maturity to preserve its rich profile of active compounds.
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