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APEX CORE GLOBAL SUPPLIES (PTY) LTD is a trading company with head quarters in South Africa,with partners in the US and Europe.Our goal is to provide top quality products and custom services to our clients,We have grown from a South African company to a global player in the world of Chemicals and agricultural products.The key is to offer safe, effective and valuable products to our clients, your success is our focus forever.We source, We retail and distribute on whole sale ventures.Our prices are incredibly competitive. All our agricultural products are DEA complaint and we ship to the USA/EU/Asia/UAE .We strive to bring to you just **0% naturaly sourced from the finest outlets in the markets with no banned chemicals and name.We are renowned as reputed and reliable Supplier, Exporter, Trader and Wholesaler/Distributor of Industrial,Pharmaceutical,Cosmetic Fertilizers.organic and inorganic chemicals and Agro Products, Sea Food, Frozen Food and many other variety of food products. The diverse range includes Energy Drink, Baby Milk, White Pepper, Black Pepper, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Chicken Paws, Sunflower Oil, Multivitamins, Pet Foods, Egg Powder, Coconut Milk, Rice, Sugar, Fish Maws, Vanilla Beans, Kidney Beans, Mackerel Fish, Raisins,Dried, Cashew Nuts, Canned Tomatoes Paste, Corn, Flour, Quinoa, Corn, Walnuts, Sunflower Seeds and many more. These products are known for their quality, purity and nutritional value. High grade packaging sheets and moisture free containers are used by us to pack the items. Cumin (pronounced "comein") is the pale green seed of Cuminum cyminum, a small herb in the parsley family. The seed is uniformly eliptical and deeply furrowed. Cumin is frequently used in Mexican dishes such as chili con carne and hot tamales. Cumin has a distinctive, slightly bitter yet warm flavor. An ancient spice, Cumin is native to the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and Egypt. Currently it is grown in many places, as it is rather easy to grow and adapts well to many climates. Cumin is one of the ancient spices, a favorite of the Romans and it is mentioned in the Old Testament. During medieval times, it was favored in Europe and Britain, but it seems to have gradually lost favor in those places. The increasing popularity of Mexican influenced foods is boosting the sale of Cumin. For a change of pace, try ground Cumin added to tangy lime or lemon based marinades for chicken, turkey, lamb, and pork. Or, add Cumin to chili, spicy meat stews, barbecue marinades, and sauces. Stir toasted Cumin into corn muffin batter to create an easy southoftheborder accent. Heat Cumin and garlic in olive oil and drizzle over cooked vegetables or potatoes. Ground Cumin is stronger than whole seeds. The Cumin flavor is accentuated by toasting.