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About Guava
The White Indian Guava tree, similar to the Red Indian, originated in Florida. This particular guava has a smaller sized fruit, which grows from 2 to 3 inches around with a moderate amount of seeds. Choose Willis Orchards for top-quality guava trees for sale!
White Guava Pulp is extracted from manually harvested, mature, clean and ripe white guavas. The white guava pulp processing includes many steps such as - cutting, de-stoning, refining and packing. In case of aseptic packaging, the creamish white pulp is sterilized and then packed into aseptic bags. Stringent quality standards are followed at each stage of processing so that customers get premium quality white guava pulp. The sweet flavour and vitamin C in white guava pulp is ideal for use in the food processing industry for making products like fruit breads, cakes, tarts, muffins, pie-fillings, toppings, cereals, juices, strained fruit, fruit desserts and fruit drinks.
One of the most gregarious of fruit trees, the guava, Psidium guajava L., of the myrtle family (Myrtaceae), is almost universally known by its common English name or its equivalent in other languages. In Spanish, the tree is guayabo, or guayavo, the fruit guayaba or guyava. The French call it goyave or goyavier; the Dutch, guyaba, goeajaaba; the Surinamese, guave or goejaba; and the Portuguese, goiaba or goaibeira. Hawaiians call it guava or kuawa. In Guam it is abas. In Malaya, it is generally known either as guava or jambu batu, but has also numerous dialectal names as it does in India, tropical Africa and the Philippines where the corruption, bayabas, is often applied. Various tribal names–pichi, posh, enandi, etc.–are employed among the Indians of Mexico and Central and South America.
Benefits Of Guava
1. Immunity Booster
2. Lowers Risk of Cancer
3. Diabetes-Friendly
4. Heart Healthy
5. Treats Constipation
6. Improves Eyesight
7. Guava During Pregnancy
8. Beats Toothache
9. Stress-Buster
10. Good for Your Brain
11. Weight Loss
12. Cough and Cold
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