Vidya Herbs invested in U.S. with new extraction plant facility in Florida
Vidya Herbs, a herbal extract supplier headquartered in India, is investing in the United States to open a carbon dioxide extraction plant in Bonnell, Florida. The company stated that the Florida factory will become the main center of its operations in the United States.
The company claims that the new extraction facility is state-of-the-art. The company's press release states: "The new Vidya Herbs US headquarters has a spacious and modern facility equipped with cutting-edge infrastructure. "The facility is designed to meet the highest industry standards. It uses the most advanced supercritical carbon dioxide extraction process to maintain the effectiveness and purity of phytochemistry in an environmentally friendly manner."
The company added that Bonnell's geographical location is strategically significant, located in a prosperous agricultural community with a good transportation network, enabling efficient distribution and logistics operations across the United States.
Shyam Prasad, the President of Vidya Herbs USA said: " The opening of Vidya Herbs Florida headquarters will create significant job opportunities in the region, promote economic growth, and further establish Bonnell as the center of the herbal extract industry.”
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2026-07-04
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