Shiwanshan Bull Strength Herb
Shiwanshan Bull Strength Herb is a protected geographical indication product.
Also known as Pig’s Foot Hat, Golden Bell Root, Mountain Lotus Root, Upside-down Golden Bell, or Strong Root Tuber, the Bull Strength Herb grows deep in secluded mountain valleys. It emits a sweet, fragrant aroma, has a mild nature, and is known for its benefits such as enhancing vitality, nourishing kidneys and replenishing weakness, strengthening tendons and activating meridians, soothing the liver, and moisturizing the lungs.
The forests of Shiwanshan in Shangsi County, Fangchenggang, are mostly pristine, with the mountain’s temperature and humidity being most suitable for cultivating medicinal herbs. By leveraging the natural conditions and resource advantages of the mountainous area, and through a development model supported by the government and guided by enterprises, local authorities in Shangsi have cultivated distinctive medicinal herbs including the Bull Strength Herb. It has now become a signature product of Shiwanshan.
Within the administrative region of Fangchenggang City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, including: Nanping Yao Ethnic Township, Pingfu Township, Naqin Township, Gongzheng Township, Siyang Town, Zaimiao Town, Jia’an Town, Hualan Town in Shangsi County; Dongxing Town, Jiangping Town, Malu Town in Dongxing City; Shiwanshan Yao Ethnic Township, Tan’ying Township, Fulong Township, Dalu Town, Dongzhong Town, Huashi Town, Naliang Town, Wenchang Subdistrict (only including Fotang Village), and Zhuhel Subdistrict (only including Shiling Village) in Fangcheng District; and Guangpo Town in Gangkou District.
“Notice of the People’s Government of Fangchenggang City on Determining the Protected Area of the Geographical Indication Product Shiwanshan Bull Strength Herb” Fang Zheng Fa [2017] No. 1
Fangchenggang Local Standard: DB450600/T001-2016
“Production Technical Regulations for Shiwanshan Bull Strength Herb”
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