OUR PROCESS
Our Qasil Powder is ethically sourced from Somaliland before it's imported to the US, where we meticulously prepare and package each bottle.
How It Works
We combine traditional and modern practices to harvest our Qasil Powder.
First, farmers collect the branches from the Gob tree (Ziziphus Mauritiana) and stack them into a pile for the leaves to dry for about two days, slowly drying while elevating in minerals and nutrients.
Once the Qasil leaves are thoroughly dried, local farmers begin hitting the branches to harvest the leaves. The dried leaves are then grounded into powder.
The branches and leaves take roughly a month to regrow, making Qasil as an ingredient eco-friendly and sustainable!
Lastly, once the Qasil Powder arrives in the US, our Qasil undergoes a multi-step filter system to extract leftover stems and sticks, leaving behind a filtered Qasil Powder to bring our customers the highest quality product.
Impact on Local Communities
The leftover branches are often used around farms or as material to build traditional houses for the local community.
The harvest is good because of the many ways locals can use and benefit from the production of Qasil Powder.