HANAH Newsletter: From the earth, to you.

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Did you know that herbs are just like fine wine?
Their quality can vary heavily depending on the terroir; the climate, seasonality, soil, fauna and other environmental factors of where they grow.⁠

At HANAH, we travel to the ends of the earth to source and select the finest, purest and most potent ingredients that grow in the perfect terroir for the most efficacious herbs possible.

Curious to learn more about where, why and how we source our products?

Keep reading!

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In today's world, you can find natural supplements varying in quality and price. Both of these factors are influenced by several aspects including the origin, sustainability, or ethical practices.

We believe that it’s still possible to create products that encompass everything, from using only high-quality ingredients to preserving the ecosystem and building a transparent supply chain.

HANAH products are made of the purest ingredients that grow in their native environments–exactly how nature intended. These ingredients are carefully harvested by local farmers who deeply respect the soil and the ecosystem.

As a result, HANAH products embody the power of nature, promoting long-term health and wellness.

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Terroir is the complete natural environment in which herbs are grown. It encompasses various factors such as climate, soil quality, fauna, region, terrain, and tradition that subtly affect the taste of the herbs and give them a special character.⁠

India and Bhutan are renowned for their unspoiled wilderness and fertile soil, making them top hotspots for the purest medicinal herbs on Earth. However, perfect soil is just the first step towards the best ingredients. When sourcing herbs and other ingredients like honey, sesame oil, Ayurvedic ghee or raw sugar cane we also must be aware of seasonality, weather, fluctuations in temperature or monsoons.

Learn more about terroir, seasonality, and why it's so important to us by clicking the button below.