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CELERY SEED OIL
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GuangZhou Honsea Sunshine Bio-tech Co.ltd
18/06/2008
 
contains all CO2-soluble lipohilic components
Raw material: Apium graveolens - Seeds
Production: By supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide, no solvent residues, no inorganic salts, no heavy metals, no reproducible microorganisms [1].
Extract: Yellow-green clear oil with characteristic celery smell.
D/E-Ratio: 9,0 - 11 kg raw material yield 1 kg product.
Declaration: INCI-Name: Apium Graveolens Seed Extract [CO2], CAS-No. 89997-35-3, EINECS-No. 289-668-4
Ingredients: The CO2-extract contains 20 - 30 % steam volatile components, fatty oil.
Application: In the food industry as spice for meat dishes, soups and sauces. In natural medicine as diureticum against bladder and kidney trouble and for therapy against inflammation.
Naturalness: The product is 100 % natural and contains no additives. It is conform to the EC-regulation 88/388 and to the Codex Alimentarius definition of natural extracts.
Stability: Closed pack under cool storage and exclusion of light at least 5 years.
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