Jakarta, IO – Various locally processed products from Moringa leaves in the form of tea, coffee and salt by farmers on Flores Island, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) featured in the second meeting of G20 Sherpa in Labuan Bajo recently.
Participants from 19 G20 member countries, 9 invited countries, and 10 international organizations were amazed by the products, Antara reported on Thursday (21/7).
They wanted to know more about products made from moringa plant (drumstick tree), locally known as daun kelor.
“The delegates were finally able to see first-hand our top commodity from NTT, namely moringa,” said Lieta Isomortana, the founder of New Eden Moringa.
