Through Nutrada, buyers connect with certified savory suppliers offering bulk savory in whole, cut, powder, and tea cut forms. Savory is a well-traded herb in the herbs and spices market, valued for its role in teas, spice blends, and extracts.
Savory (Satureja hortensis or Satureja montana) is a leafy herb traditionally used in European and Mediterranean cuisines. Its dried leaves are processed into various forms and traded globally. In B2B supply, savory is used by spice companies, tea blenders, and herbal brands.
Savory is harvested in summer when the plants are in full bloom. Leaves are collected before flowering to ensure optimal aroma and quality. Seasonal yield impacts supply, quality, and pricing in the bulk trade.
Savory is widely cultivated in Eastern and Southern Europe, with leading producers including Poland, Bulgaria, and Romania. It is also grown in France and Spain, supplying both conventional and organic markets.
Savory maintains steady demand in the herbs and spices market, particularly for seasoning blends and herbal teas. It is often sourced alongside thyme and oregano in Mediterranean blends. Organic savory is increasingly requested by importers seeking certified herbs.
Nutrada connects buyers with certified savory manufacturers supplying bulk, private label, and organic formats.
Bulk savory is commonly shipped in 20–25 kg cartons or bags, palletized for export. With proper storage, shelf life is up to 24 months. Bulk formats are mainly purchased by tea companies, spice blenders, and extractors.
Private label savory is offered in smaller consumer packs such as 100 g, 250 g, or 500 g resealable pouches. Exporters provide tailored packaging options for retail brands.
Organic savory is grown without synthetic inputs and certified under USDA or EU Organic standards. Available in whole, powder, and tea cut forms, it caters to premium clean-label markets.
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