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Kumquat
2022 Sourcing Impact
Total Lives Impacted: 59
- People Empowered
via Sourcing Jobs: 18
- Lives
Supported by Sourcing Jobs: 59
Why Brazil?
Although native to parts of Asia, kumquat trees enjoy the
humidity and mild weather of southern Brazil, which has a suitable climate for
citrus growing. It is ideal for growing high quality citrus fruit, and
consequently, producing some of the finest citrus essential oils.
How does it work?
The
kumquat tree is short, almost shrub-like, and evergreen. Similar to other
citrus trees, the leaves are dark-green, and the flowers are white. The fruit
of the tree often grows in clusters. The kumquat fruit is often described as a
small orange; it is about the size of a large olive. The peel is sweet, the
inside is sour, and the whole thing is edible. The essential oil is cold-pressed
from the rind (peel) of the fruit.
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Item Description
Kumquat
2022 Sourcing Impact
Total Lives Impacted: 59
- People Empowered
via Sourcing Jobs: 18
- Lives
Supported by Sourcing Jobs: 59
Why Brazil?
Although native to parts of Asia, kumquat trees enjoy the
humidity and mild weather of southern Brazil, which has a suitable climate for
citrus growing. It is ideal for growing high quality citrus fruit, and
consequently, producing some of the finest citrus essential oils.
How does it work?
The
kumquat tree is short, almost shrub-like, and evergreen. Similar to other
citrus trees, the leaves are dark-green, and the flowers are white. The fruit
of the tree often grows in clusters. The kumquat fruit is often described as a
small orange; it is about the size of a large olive. The peel is sweet, the
inside is sour, and the whole thing is edible. The essential oil is cold-pressed
from the rind (peel) of the fruit.
FOLLOW
MY CONTRIBUTOR PAGE: https://bit.ly/3DR1rrl
DETAILS
Fonts:
Hussar Ekologiczy, Playlist Script, Public Sans Bold
Number
of Images: 1
Size:
1 Square
SHARE
THE ONE DROP LOVE
For
10% off a monthly or annual subscription, click this link:
https://www.onedropdesigns.com/?rc=1d6l7Y5N
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you have a monthly or annual subscription, use your referral code under the
Love One Drop tab.
PLEASE
NOTE
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sure to watermark your images. This protects your investment and my work.
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AND SUPPORT
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“Feedback” button. Please include your email address if you would like a
personal response. For all other inquiries, please contact the One Drop team. Like
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