Neem By Imp E-commerce India Private Limited

We are engaged in supplying, exporting and manufacturing of neem in Bundi, Rajasthan, India. We will often come across mothers making children wear the fine, thin Neem twigs in their newly pierced earlobe as they know that this would prevent the holes from closing and act as antiseptic too. Neem Across the Indian subcontinent, we find the rural people peel off the bark of the twig and then chew it so that it becomes like a soft brush , which they then use to rub around their gums and teeth. Native to India and Burma, neem is a botanical cousin of mahogany. It is tall and spreading like an oak and bears masses of honey-scented white flowers like a locust. Its complex foliage resembles that of walnut or ash, and its swollen fruits look much like olives. It is seldom leafless, and the shade it imparts throughout the year is a major reason why it is prized in India. Neem is a tall, usually evergreen. It is widely cultivated in tropical Asian countries of Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Myanmar for its timber, resin, bitter bark, and aromatic seed oil, which is used medicinally and as an insecticide. The tree has small white flowers and produces a smooth, yellow-green fruit. All parts of the tree have medical uses. In India, neem is sometimes called the village pharmacy.