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Webb James Turmeric, like ginger, belongs to the Zingiberaceae family and is grown natively in southern Asia and India. This state is the largest producer and consumer of turmeric. It is also cultivated in southern China, Africa, Brazil, and Central America. The spice consists of a rootstock( rhizome), reddish-orange when fresh, and bright yellow when dried.

Webb James Orange Zest belongs to the Rutaceae family. It comes from Southeast Asia and it is grown in Central America, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, and – typically- in the Mediterranean countries. The tree is a white flower-evergreen, blooming in spring and harvested in autumn and winter.

Webb James Chili belongs to the Solanaceae family and is native to tropical America and widespread throughout Europe, Africa, and Asia. It is similar to sweet pepper, but its fruit contains a very spicy substance – the capsaicin, contained in larger quantities in the seeds. Its fruit is red, green, or yellow with different sizes and shapes depending on the variety.

Webb James The clove plant belongs to the Myrtaceae family and comes from the Moluccas islands in eastern Indonesia. Most production comes from Zanzibar, Indonesia, Madagascar, Comores Islands, Brazil, and China. The spice is made up of flower buds picked before flowering and then sun-dried.