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Holy Mountains, organic herbal tea - <p>Far from the noise, close to the mountains: organic thyme, mint and origanum from high-altitude Armenian meadows. Caffeine-free, certified organic (Ecoglobe, AM-BIO-112), whole herbs. A resinous, calming evening infusion.</p><p>Formats: retail box 50 g, HoReCa single-serve kraft sachets with your logo, bulk on request. Private label available.</p>

Holy Mountains, organic herbal tea

Brand: TOORM
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Far from the noise, close to the mountains: organic thyme, mint and origanum from high-altitude Armenian meadows. Caffeine-free, certified organic (Ecoglobe, AM-BIO-112), whole herbs. A resinous, calming evening infusion.

Formats: retail box 50 g, HoReCa single-serve kraft sachets with your logo, bulk on request. Private label available.

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    Antaram PC

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Net weight 50 g (1.13 oz), about 10 servings at 5 g per cup. Whole dried plant parts, caffeine-free, no colorants or chemical additives. Store in a dry, dark, cool place. Shelf life 3 years.

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Organic
Fruit, vegetables, grains, pulses
Phytosanitary Certificate

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Antaram PC

Armenia's first circular food producer. Organic herbal teas, bath bags, dried fruits, 80+ bulk herbs since 1989. Solar powered. Stand 5A G06.

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TOORM

Toorm brings the quiet of the Armenian highlands into your cup. Our single-origin herbal teas are hand-picked in high-altitude meadows around Lake Sevan, then gently dried at our solar-powered facility. Every herb is certified organic (Ecoglobe, AM-BIO-112) and traceable from field to cup. The range spans six caffeine-free teas, five whole-herb bath blends and sun-dried organic fruits, each carrying an evocative name and an invitation to pause. Behind Toorm stands Antaram PC, growing and crafting herbs at Lake Sevan since 1989. Taste Armenia's mountain flora at stand 5A G06.