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Roll Cassia

Supplier From Viet Nam
Dec-17-24

Key Specifications - Moisture : 13% max
Length : 6-12 cm
Roll: 80% or 90%
Oil content: 3.5% min
Natural color, smooth touch

Price and Minimum Quantity

Price: Negotiable
MOQ: 1 cont 20ft / 40ft 
Packaging: Packing: Cartons

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