Herbal distillate Prices in Yemen
Yemen is located in southwest Asia and south of the Arabian Peninsula, the capital of which is the beautiful city of Sanaa. Plant extracts and spirits are old and important sources in natural, commercial and market products production industries. Trade balances in Yemen are about 14% higher than before, and growth in this area is considered acceptable. In Middle Eastern countries, traditional medicine and herbal treatments are among the oldest and most important treatment methods
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Estimates show that the revenue situation in Yemen in 2019 grew by about 12 percent. In Middle Eastern countries, traditional medicine and herbal treatments are among the oldest and most important treatment methods. Sanaa is one of the most important cities in Yemen, which has grown a lot in terms of work as beautiful city in the field of tourism. Success in the trade and marketing of herbal extracts and traditional spirits in global markets requires compliance with various principles and strategies
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Yemen has several climates. Western Yemen benefits from monsoon rains, which fall mainly in late spring and at the end of summer. Most of the rain falls in the mountains, with an annual maximum of a 1,000 millimetres in the southern mountains, decreasing gradually to an average of 400 millimetres in the northern mountains.
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