Lemberona Handels Organic Fairtrade cumin - Cumin Seeds

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Identification & Functionality

Ingredient Name: Cumin Seeds
Ingredient Origin: Plant Origin
Food Ingredients Functions: Spice
Ingredients: Cumin Seeds
Technologies: Food Ingredients
Product Families: Food Ingredients — Taste & Flavor
Spices, Herbs & Seasonings
Food Ingredients — Whole Foods, Extracts & Premixes
Nut & Seed Products
Origin: Thanks to Bio Fairtrade, there is an increased awareness of a social and ecological environment

We source our organic Fairtrade cumin seeds from Uzbekistan. The fields and gardens are largely organic and Fairtrade certified and are managed by the Fairtrade farmers who live there. The farmers belong to a large Fairtrade community made up of 3 groups, Dustkul Bogi, Turkiston Gulba and Turob Bobo. They include around 1,000 individual farmers, along with their families. Thanks to the cooperation with Fairtrade, the farmers can offer their families a secure income and their children a new perspective.
Purity: Our standard processes include pressure disinfestation, which means that all of our products are pressure disinfested. When it comes to printing, the interaction of pressure and time ensures absolute freedom from pests.
Organic Ingredient: Cumin Seeds Dried - Fairtrade certified and grown by Fairtrade producers. Total Fairtrade share: 100%

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims: Organic
Food Ingredients Features: Anti-Bacterial,
High Quality,
Promotes Digestive Health
Features: Very Aromatic

Very Fragrant

In Very Good Quality

Checked Several Times

Very Pure

Raw Food Quality

Fair Trade

Of Course Vegan
Product Highlights: Cumin is one of the oldest spices! The first evidence of this dates back to 3000 BC. The cumin seeds are spices and medicinal plants at the same time.

Cumin is used a lot, especially in Greek, Turkish and Mexican dishes.

The essential oils contained are decisive for its characteristic and pleasant taste and smell. These oils contain cuminaldehyde, which in turn is often used in perfumes and is said to have antibacterial properties. Furthermore, the cuminaldehyde can stimulate our own production of juices in the digestive tract and thus have a positive effect on our digestion.

Applications & Uses

Markets: Food & Nutrition
Applications: Food & Nutrition — Food
Other Food Applications
Drying: After the manual harvest, the cumin seeds are sorted and then gently dried with the help of the sun. The solar drying method used is very environmentally friendly and gentle on the product.

Regulatory & Compliance