Price: $32.00+
Parinari excelsa, Gbafilo , 7 balls /10 USD, shipping 10 USD, phyto certificate 12 USD
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Gbafilo - (7 Balls)/purchase
Agbafilo - Guinea Plum - Fat Pork
Best for your seasoned pepper soup
Gbafilo is a seasoning fruit from the family of (Chrysobalanaece) are very important seeds been traditionally used for the preparation of traditional soup, stew, etc
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Returns & exchanges accepted within 30 days
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Ships from: Ghana
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Thank you, the item is as described and arrived quickly. I am very happy with your customer service
Jessica Belousoff Nov 15, 2024
I have Placed numerous orders with this seller and have never been disappointed. Top quality. Fresh herbs etc. Thank you seller
o o. Nov 15, 2024
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