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Nothing beats the mouthwatering jams, candies, and murabba packed with an alluringly potent sweet aroma. Unquestionably, guavas are among the fruits that we all enjoy eating the most.
Guava, which is also referred to as amrood in Urdu, bears small, solid seeds in the center. It is native to Central and South America, where it is also known as "sand plum."
It has an oval or spherical form, pale green or light yellow skin, and bears edible seeds. White, pink, and dark red are the different hues of its flesh.
17 / 650 / 000 Metric Tons
Sweet Sour
Top Sweet Sour Vendors GloballyNatural Green
10 cm
12 Months
Oval / Round
Organic
Top Organic Vendors GloballyRefrigeration Required
Top Grade
Top Top Grade Vendors Globally4 / 366 / 300 Metric Tons
Natural Sweet
Top Natural Sweet Vendors GloballyLight Green
8-12 cm
18 Months
Round
Organic
Top Organic Vendors GloballyCool & Dry
AA Grade
Top AA Grade Vendors Globally1 / 784 / 300 Metric Tons
Sweet And Sour
Top Sweet And Sour Vendors GloballyDark Green
8-10 cm
06 Months
Oval / Round
Organic
Top Organic Vendors GloballyCool & Dry
Premium Grade
Top Premium Grade Vendors GloballyThe brain may benefit from guava. Guavas are rich in pyridoxine, or vitamin B6, and niacin, or vitamin B3, respectively.
When compared to apples, guavas contain a higher concentration of all vitamins, particularly vitamins A and C.
Guava fruit is among the best food you can consume. It offers a range of nutrients in adequate amounts.
The leaf and the fruit are just a couple of the plant's medicinal components. People use guava leaf to treat diabetes, ulcers, stomach and intestinal diseases, and to relieve pain.