Beauty and care products · Its own garden in Chiang Mai
PraiWah (formerly Soulscape Garden)
A brand turning organic roses grown on a small natural farm in Chiang Mai into petal jam, rose tea and distilled rose water. It states that its rose garden meets the EarthSafe Thai Organic Standard. This concerns the rose garden; certification of every processed product has not been verified.
PraiWah (formerly Soulscape Garden): checking the scope of the claim
- Published scope
A brand turning organic roses grown on a small natural farm in Chiang Mai into petal jam, rose tea and distilled rose water. It states that its rose garden meets the EarthSafe Thai Organic Standard. This concerns the rose garden; certification of every processed product has not been verified.
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Area: Its own garden in Chiang Mai。
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