Description

Licorice roots is also, known as: Adimaduram, Akarmanis, Asloosoos, Aslussos, Athimaduram, Athimaduramu, Athimathuram, Bekh-E-Mahak, Bois Doux, Cha Aim Tead, Cha Em Thet, Estamee, Gancao, Glycyrrhiza, Herbe Aux Tanneurs, Hsi-Pan-Ya-Kan-Tsao, Irk Al Hiel, Irk Al Hilou, Irksos, Jakyakgamcho-Tang, Jashtimadhu, Jethimadh, Jethimadha, Kanpo, Kanzo, Kan-Ts’ao, Kum Cho, Lakritzenwurzel, Licorice, Licorice Root, Liquiritiae Radix, Liquorice, Liquorice Root, Madhuyashti, Madhuyashti Rasayama, Mulathee, Muleti, Mulhatti, Neekhiyu, Persian Licorice, Racine De Reglisse, Racine Douce, Reglisse, Reglisse Offi Cinalis, Rhizoma Glycyrrhizae, Russian Licorice, Russian Liquorice, Russisches Süssholz, Si-Pei, Sinkiang Licorice, Spanish Licorice, Spanish Liquorice, Spanisches Süssholz, Süssholzwurzel, Sweet Root, Sweetwood, Ud Al Sus, Velmi, Walmee, Welmii, Xi-Bei, Yashti, Yashtimadhu, Yashtimadhukam, Yashtomadhu, Jesthimadhu, Yeshtmadhu, Yashtimadhu, Liquorice root, Jethimadha, Jethimard, Jethimadh, Mulethi, Mulathi, Muleti, Jethimadhu, Jethimadh, Jestamadu, Madhuka, Jyeshtamadhu, Atimadhura, Multhi, Irattimadhuram, Jesthamadh, Jatimadhu, Jastimadhu, Jethimadh, Mulathi, Athimadhuram, Atimadhuramu, Mulethi, Asl-us-sus.

We Offer Different Grades Of Licorice Roots Including Long Sticks, Hand Pick Extraction Quality, Industrial Quality, Peeled Sticks, Button Cut, Round Cut, Slice Cut, Finger Cut, Dies Cut, Tea Bag Cut (TBC) , Crushed, Powder Etc Used In Different industries Including Confectionary, Personal Care, Cosmetic, Pharmaceutical, Beverages & Tobacco Industry .

 In Confectionery:  Licorice has a wide variety of uses in the confectionery industry – whether in mogul products, toffees, hard candies, chewing gum, or chewy candies. Licorice extract is not only used as a flavoring agent but also as a coating agent. The liquorice-root extract contains the natural sweetener glycyrrhizin, which is over 50 times sweeter than sucrose

In Personal Care: Licorice root extract has been demonstrated to have strong anti-inflammatory properties, making it an important ingredient for reducing inflammation and soothing skin irritation. It contains glycyrrhizic acid and flavonoids, both of which have been shown to reduce skin inflammation. Licorice helps to prevent dark spots from forming on the skin. Licorice root extract not only stops new dark spots in their tracks, but it is said to help fade existing ones.

In cosmetic:  Licorice is said to have a soothing effect on skin and helps to ease inflammation. The glycyrrhizin found in licorice can reduce redness, irritation and swelling, and is used to treat skin conditions like atopic dermatitis and eczema. Licorice Root Extract helps reduce redness, calm irritation, and improve the appearance of uneven skin tone. Additionally, its antioxidant properties offer protection against environmental stressors, supporting the skin’s natural defenses.

In Pharmaceutical:  licorice root is promoted as a dietary supplement for conditions such as digestive problems, menopausal symptoms, cough, and bacterial and viral infections. Licorice gargles or lozenges have been used to try to prevent or reduce the sore throat that sometimes occurs after surgery.

In Beverages: licorice root may help to reduce inflammation. Licorice root is naturally sweet, which makes it a popular addition to herbal tea blends. Licorice also helps to balance out strong flavors like ginger and turmeric, adding a subtle sweetness to these teas.

In Tobacco: Liquorice gives a mellow, sweet and woody note to the smoke. The amount of liquorice added to the cigarette can make up to 4 % of the total weight of the tobacco used in one cigarette. Liquorice is also used as a flavor for other tobacco products such as cigars, and chewing tobacco.

Licorice roots is also, known as: Adimaduram, Akarmanis, Asloosoos, Aslussos, Athimaduram, Athimaduramu, Athimathuram, Bekh-E-Mahak, Bois Doux, Cha Aim Tead, Cha Em Thet, Estamee, Gancao, Glycyrrhiza, Herbe Aux Tanneurs, Hsi-Pan-Ya-Kan-Tsao, Irk Al Hiel, Irk Al Hilou, Irksos, Jakyakgamcho-Tang, Jashtimadhu, Jethimadh, Jethimadha, Kanpo, Kanzo, Kan-Ts’ao, Kum Cho, Lakritzenwurzel, Licorice, Licorice Root, Liquiritiae Radix, Liquorice, Liquorice Root, Madhuyashti, Madhuyashti Rasayama, Mulathee, Muleti, Mulhatti, Neekhiyu, Persian Licorice, Racine De Reglisse, Racine Douce, Reglisse, Reglisse Offi Cinalis, Rhizoma Glycyrrhizae, Russian Licorice, Russian Liquorice, Russisches Süssholz, Si-Pei, Sinkiang Licorice, Spanish Licorice, Spanish Liquorice, Spanisches Süssholz, Süssholzwurzel, Sweet Root, Sweetwood, Ud Al Sus, Velmi, Walmee, Welmii, Xi-Bei, Yashti, Yashtimadhu, Yashtimadhukam, Yashtomadhu, Jesthimadhu, Yeshtmadhu, Yashtimadhu, Liquorice root, Jethimadha, Jethimard, Jethimadh, Mulethi, Mulathi, Muleti, Jethimadhu, Jethimadh, Jestamadu, Madhuka, Jyeshtamadhu, Atimadhura, Multhi, Irattimadhuram, Jesthamadh, Jatimadhu, Jastimadhu, Jethimadh, Mulathi, Athimadhuram, Atimadhuramu, Mulethi, Asl-us-sus.

We Offer Different Grades Of Licorice Roots Including Long Sticks, Hand Pick Extraction Quality, Industrial Quality, Peeled Sticks, Button Cut, Round Cut, Slice Cut, Finger Cut, Dies Cut, Tea Bag Cut (TBC) , Crushed, Powder Etc Used In Different industries Including Confectionary, Personal Care, Cosmetic, Pharmaceutical, Beverages & Tobacco Industry .

 In Confectionery:  Licorice has a wide variety of uses in the confectionery industry – whether in mogul products, toffees, hard candies, chewing gum, or chewy candies. Licorice extract is not only used as a flavoring agent but also as a coating agent. The liquorice-root extract contains the natural sweetener glycyrrhizin, which is over 50 times sweeter than sucrose

In Personal Care: Licorice root extract has been demonstrated to have strong anti-inflammatory properties, making it an important ingredient for reducing inflammation and soothing skin irritation. It contains glycyrrhizic acid and flavonoids, both of which have been shown to reduce skin inflammation. Licorice helps to prevent dark spots from forming on the skin. Licorice root extract not only stops new dark spots in their tracks, but it is said to help fade existing ones.

In cosmetic:  Licorice is said to have a soothing effect on skin and helps to ease inflammation. The glycyrrhizin found in licorice can reduce redness, irritation and swelling, and is used to treat skin conditions like atopic dermatitis and eczema. Licorice Root Extract helps reduce redness, calm irritation, and improve the appearance of uneven skin tone. Additionally, its antioxidant properties offer protection against environmental stressors, supporting the skin’s natural defenses.

In Pharmaceutical:  licorice root is promoted as a dietary supplement for conditions such as digestive problems, menopausal symptoms, cough, and bacterial and viral infections. Licorice gargles or lozenges have been used to try to prevent or reduce the sore throat that sometimes occurs after surgery.

In Beverages: licorice root may help to reduce inflammation. Licorice root is naturally sweet, which makes it a popular addition to herbal tea blends. Licorice also helps to balance out strong flavors like ginger and turmeric, adding a subtle sweetness to these teas.

In Tobacco: Liquorice gives a mellow, sweet and woody note to the smoke. The amount of liquorice added to the cigarette can make up to 4 % of the total weight of the tobacco used in one cigarette. Liquorice is also used as a flavor for other tobacco products such as cigars, and chewing tobacco.