Palm Leaf Blunts
We are traditionally one of the few generations / Companies to be associated with Tendu(palm) / Cordia , leaf rolls , refined / Unrefined Pre rolls cones in india , We make all sizes as we have in house dye of all the existing cones sizes , we can create any size of custom cone as per your choice too , just send as your cone size details GSM of filter. Let us know your brand details we can make all kinds of tailor made custom cone .Right from your branding / Printing .

Right from sourcing to procurement and rolling exporting all under one roof for so many years .

Why tendu leaves are important?
Tendu (Indian Ebony) leaves are one of the most important NTFP species in central India. The leaves of Tendu are used for wrapping bidi (Indian smoking tobacco). An estimated 350000 tons of leaves worth US $2000 million, is collected annually throughout the forest of India.

In peak summers, when employment opportunities are scarce, collection of tendu leaves give local people a source of income. But, this is not its only claim to fame. Traditional medical practitioners use these tiny fruits to treat malaria, diarrhoea and dysentery.

Are tendu leaves good?
Tendu leaves, obtained from Tupra trees, are hailed as the finest quality leaves to wrap tobacco, to form beedis.

What is bidi made of?
Bidis are small, thin, hand-rolled cigarettes imported to the United States, primarily from India and other Southeast Asian countries. They comprise tobacco wrapped in a tendu or temburni leaf (plants native to Asia) and may be secured with a colorful string at one or both ends.

Is tendu a tobacco?
Manufacturers of herbal rolls claim that these, wrapped in tendu leaves, have no tobacco or nicotine and instead contain herbs such as basil, cinamon, cloves and turmeric. These rolls also come in fun flavours including chocolate and fruity.

Why tendu leaves are used in making bidi?
Tendu (Diospyros melanoxylon) leaves make excellent wrappers, and the success of the beedi is due, in part, to this leaf. The leaves are in abundance shortly after the tobacco crop is cured and so are ready to be used in beedi manufacture.