1 / 2 Hibiscus
Regular SourcingThe dried calyx is used for herbal tea, beverages, natural colouring, and cosmetic or pharmaceutical extracts.
Origin & sourcing context
Jigawa State is widely recognised as Nigeria’s largest hibiscus-producing region, with Katsina, Kano, and Yobe also significant.
Common regions: Jigawa, Katsina, Kano, Yobe
Available forms
Whole dried calyces · Cut/broken calyces
Season & availability
Typically October–December.
Common applications
Where hibiscus is used
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Herbal tea & beverages
The dried calyx brewed as tea or drink base.
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Natural food colouring
Valued for deep colour retention.
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Cosmetic & pharmaceutical extracts
Used in extract preparations.
Packaging
Woven bags, typically 25–50kg.
Export & handling
Moisture control prevents mould; careful handling preserves colour, a key value driver.
Quality & specification
Specifications are agreed according to buyer requirements and applicable trade standards, confirmed at the point of inquiry.
From origin to destination
Moving hibiscus to market
Documentation, packaging and logistics coordination are arranged against your requirement, with the appropriate partners at each stage.
See how we workIllustrative port and logistics environment. AZARO does not own or operate the facilities or vessels shown.
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