Import prices of Cassia in Kuwait
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On 2024-07-31, Cassia reported as “Cinnamon chips, (scientific name: BROKEN CASSIA) used as raw materials in food production, not used for medicinal production, packed in 10 kg/CARTON, 100% new##&VN” was imported by a company in Kuwait from a company in Vietnam.
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