Licorice Roots

Licorice Roots (Mulethi) for Sale 1kg–10Tonnes | Retail & Bulk

Rare Botanics supplies dried licorice roots for retail, wholesale, commercial and export orders. Also known as Mulethi and botanically identified as Glycyrrhiza glabra, licorice root is a naturally sweet root traditionally valued for its distinctive flavor and wide range of botanical, herbal and natural product applications.

Our licorice roots are available in practical quantities from 1kg to 10Tonnes, making them suitable for individual buyers as well as businesses looking for larger quantities. Contact Rare Botanics for bulk requirements, wholesale orders and export inquiries.

What Are Licorice Roots?

Licorice roots are the dried roots of the Glycyrrhiza glabra plant, a perennial herb belonging to the legume family. The roots are naturally sweet and have been used traditionally in different cultures for their characteristic taste and botanical properties.

Dried licorice root is commonly supplied as whole roots or in cut form, depending on the intended application. Its natural sweetness and distinctive aroma make it a well-known botanical ingredient used in herbal preparations, traditional products, natural formulations and other commercial applications.

Licorice Root Botanical Name and Other Names

The botanical name of common licorice is Glycyrrhiza glabra.

Licorice root is also known by several common and regional names, including:

• Licorice root
• Liquorice root
• Mulethi
• Mulhatti
• Yashtimadhu
• Sweet root

The name Mulethi is particularly common in South Asian markets. Including these names helps buyers identify the product when searching using different regional or botanical terminology.

Dried Licorice Roots (Mulethi) for Sale

Our dried licorice roots (Mulethi) are supplied for buyers looking for a natural botanical root product in convenient quantities. Dried roots are easier to store, transport and handle than fresh roots and are commonly used as a raw botanical material.

Rare Botanics can supply licorice roots for both smaller retail requirements and larger commercial orders. Buyers can contact us to discuss their required quantity, packing requirements and destination.

Natural Licorice Roots for Herbal and Botanical Uses

Licorice root has a long history of use in traditional herbal practices and natural products. Its naturally sweet taste and characteristic aroma have made it a popular botanical ingredient in different preparations.

Today, dried licorice roots may be used as a raw material for herbal products, traditional preparations, botanical formulations, natural flavoring applications and other products where licorice root is required.

For commercial buyers, the suitability of the material depends on the intended application, required specifications and processing method.

Common Uses of Dried Licorice Root

Dried licorice root is valued for its natural sweetness and traditional botanical applications. Common uses include:

• Traditional herbal preparations
• Botanical formulations
• Herbal teas and infusions
• Natural product manufacturing
• Traditional wellness products
• Natural flavoring applications
• Research and botanical purposes
• Processing into other licorice-based products

The appropriate form and preparation of licorice root can vary according to the intended use.

Licorice Root Cut, Size and Quality

Licorice roots can vary naturally in size, thickness, color and appearance. Depending on availability and buyer requirements, roots may be supplied as whole dried roots or cut roots.

For commercial and wholesale orders, buyers should provide their preferred specifications before placing an order. Requirements such as root size, cut form, quantity, packing and other specifications can be discussed with Rare Botanics.

We recommend confirming the required specifications before ordering larger quantities, particularly when the material is intended for further processing or manufacturing.

Licorice Roots for Wholesale and Bulk Orders

Rare Botanics supplies licorice roots in bulk for wholesalers, herbal product businesses, manufacturers, traders and other commercial buyers.

Our available quantities can accommodate different purchasing requirements, from 1kg retail quantities to larger 20kg orders. If you require more than the listed quantities, contact us with your required volume so we can discuss availability and bulk supply options.

For wholesale inquiries, please provide:

• Required quantity
• Preferred packing
• Destination country
• Intended application
• Any specific product requirements

This allows us to provide more accurate information for your order.

Licorice Roots Available for Retail and Commercial Buyers

Whether you need a small quantity of dried licorice roots or are sourcing the ingredient for commercial purposes, Rare Botanics offers flexible purchasing options.

Our 1kg–20kg quantities are suitable for individual buyers, retailers, herbal businesses, manufacturers and traders. Larger requirements can also be discussed depending on current stock and supply availability.

We aim to make sourcing natural roots and botanicals straightforward for both domestic and international buyers.

How to Buy Licorice Roots from Rare Botanics

To order licorice roots, select your required quantity and submit your order or inquiry through Rare Botanics. For larger wholesale or export requirements, contact us directly with your required quantity and destination.

For bulk inquiries, we can discuss available quantities, packing options and shipping requirements according to the order.

If you are sourcing Mulethi, dried licorice roots or Glycyrrhiza glabra for commercial purposes, contact Rare Botanics to discuss your requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions About Licorice Roots

What is the botanical name of licorice root?

The botanical name of common licorice root is Glycyrrhiza glabra.

What is licorice root called in other languages?

Licorice root is commonly known as Mulethi or Mulhatti in South Asia. It is also known as Yashtimadhu in traditional Indian terminology.

What is Mulethi or licorice root used for?

Mulethi is traditionally used in herbal preparations, botanical formulations, teas, natural products and other applications where dried licorice root is required.

Are these licorice roots dried?

Yes. Rare Botanics supplies dried licorice roots suitable for storage, transportation and use as a botanical raw material.

What quantities of licorice roots are available?

Licorice roots are available in quantities ranging from 1kg to 20kg, depending on current availability. Larger quantities can be discussed for wholesale requirements.

Can I buy licorice roots in bulk?

Yes. Rare Botanics supplies licorice roots for wholesale and bulk orders. Contact us with your required quantity for larger requirements.

Do you supply licorice roots for wholesale and export?

Yes. We work with commercial buyers and can discuss wholesale and export requirements, including quantity, packing and destination.

What is the difference between licorice and liquorice?

Licorice and liquorice refer to the same plant and root. “Licorice” is the common spelling in American English, while “liquorice” is commonly used in British English.

Is Mulethi the same as licorice root?

Yes. Mulethi is a common name for licorice root, particularly in South Asian markets. The product commonly refers to the dried root of Glycyrrhiza glabra.