Licorice herbs
Licorice root
Licorice
Liquorice has been identified as the father of medicinal plants due to its long history in the world.
Liquorice was known as a body tonic in Babylon about 4,000 years ago, and the ancient Egyptians took its root as a medicinal extract for liver and gastrointestinal diseases and extracted a sweet and fragrant flavouring from its root.
Liquorice grows in most parts of the world, especially between two latitudes of 30-45 degrees in the northern hemisphere. This plant is native to the Mediterranean region and is widely cultivated in Iran, Britain, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Greece and Turkey.
The conditions of farming in Iran are extremely suitable. Due to the proper climatic conditions in Iran and the history of extraction of liquorice powder and extract industries and suitable global trade, Licorice holds a unique position among Iranian herbals remedial after saffron.
A variety of liquorice products have many applications in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, herbs and traditional medicine, food, health and beauty care, tobacco, etc.
Liquorice Products
Licorice Extract Powder
Licorice liquid extract with a certain concentration enters the all-steel spray dryer and the suitable speed of the atomizer disc has caused the produced licorice extract powder to be at a high level of world quality.
Licorice oil
Licorice oil is obtained by infusing licorice root in a carrier oil and naturally has various specific applications in the field of cosmetics, beauty, treatment and nutrition.
Licorice Granules
Licorice granules are dried and crushed extracts of licorice root.
Licorice Solid Extract
Licorice liquid extract with a concentration of approximately 50% during several hours by water vapour heating and circulation is converted to solid licorice extract with some moisture.
Licorice Distillate
It is obtained from the distillation of licorice root, which is extremely useful in traditional medicine.
Liquid Extract
The crushed licorice roots are transferred to all-steel extractors and boiled in a specific process by steam to extract the root extract from the roots.
Licorice pulp
After extracting the licorice liquid extract from the root the remaining substance is called licorice pulp. It is also used to make vermicomposting and compost fertilizer as a supplement to other fertilizers.
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