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Non-Chemical Swimming Pool UV Water Sterilizer Ultraviolet Disinfection Equipment

Place of Origin Shandong
Certification CE, ISO
Min.Order Quantity 1
Price $2,000.00-$4,500.00/ Ton
Payment Terms D/A,D/P

Product Features

Product description:

Stevioside and rebaudioside A (reb A) are the most plentiful of these components.

These are extracted through a process of harvesting the leaves, then drying, water extraction, and purification. Crude stevia, the processed product before it is purified, often carries a bitter taste and foul smell until it is bleached or decolored. It takes roughly 40 steps to process the final stevia extract.

Stevia leaves contain stevioside in a range of concentrations up to around 18 percent.

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 -Free samples,the courier cost will be accordance with the particular situation.

 -Customized package,25kg/bags or Ton packing

 -Best service and technique support for pre-sale and after-sale

 -3-years quality warranty.

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