Bhitoni wakes before dawn to go foraging for baobab fruit, sometimes walking barefoot though hot, thorny landscapes with the ...

Africa. It has a sour, slightly sweet taste and is full of nutrients and beneficial plant compounds. The fruit can be ...

The baobab tree, known as the "tree of life" for its resilience, is growing in popularity across the world as a natural ...

But the baobab’s health benefits long went unnoticed elsewhere ... The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU.

But the baobab's health benefits long went unnoticed elsewhere ... The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU.

But the baobab's health benefits long went unnoticed elsewhere ... The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU.

The African Baobab Alliance, with members across the continent’s baobab producing countries, projects that more than 1 million rural African women could reap economic benefits from the fruit, which ...

But the baobab’s health benefits long went unnoticed elsewhere ... The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU.

But the baobab’s health benefits long went unnoticed elsewhere ... The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU.