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MASTICMalaysian Science and Technology Information Centre


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The folkloric applications of mastic (Pistacia lentiscus) have been recently revived against the backdrop of modern scientific research, ultimately restoring the healing resin among common remedies that target a broad range of gastrointestinal and bowel disorders.
The company has also recently finalised works at Liverpool's new Hilton Hotel, located within the pounds 1bn Liverpool One scheme, for Kier Construction, where a range of roofing applications including single ply, hot melt and mastic asphalt have been specified under a pounds 700,000 contract.
People prefer buying organic jams particularly mastic and walnut jams, beverages and soap produced in Chios.
 
 
 
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