Product Description
Taste and Aroma
Strong, earthy, bitter, and peppery flavor
Similar in taste to raw celery stalks but much more concentrated
Slightly musty, with hints of lemon and parsley
Common Uses
- Used in spice blends (e.g. celery salt), pickles, salad dressings, and soups
- Popular in American, European, and Indian cuisines
- Often used to flavor coleslaw, potato salad, and Bloody Mary cocktails
Nutritional Value
- Traditionally used to treat water retention, joint pain, and inflammation
- Sometimes taken as a diuretic or to support digestion
Nutritional and Medicinal Properties
- Contains apiol and limonene, compounds with anti-inflammatory and diuretic effects
- Rich in antioxidants and essential oils
- May help lower blood pressure and support kidney function (still under research)
Fun Fact
- Celery seed extract has been used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine for centuries, especially for treating arthritis and gout.
Container Capacity
| Type Of Container | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|
| 20 Feet | 16 Metric tons (MT) |
| 40 Feet | 27 Metric Tons (MT) |