Estragole
Estragole, also known as methyl chavicol, is a naturally occurring compound found in essential oils from herbs like tarragon and basil. It is recognized for its sweet, anise-like aroma. In culinary applications, estragole adds a distinctive flavor to dishes and beverages. In aromatherapy, it is used for its calming and soothing effects. Additionally, estragole has antimicrobial properties that make it valuable in skincare formulations and as a natural preservative in some products.
Product Name | Estragole |
Origin | Basil | Star anise |
INCI | Methyl Chavicol |
IUPAC | 1-methoxy-4-prop-2-enylbenzene |
FEMA No | 22411 |
CAS No | 140-67-0 |
EC No | 205-427-8 |
HSN Code | 2909 3090 |
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Information
Country of Origin | India |
Country of Harvest | China |
Product Grade | Food |
Hazardous | No |
REACH | Available |
Applications
Flavor & Fragrance
Confectionary
Oral care
Aromatherapy
Pharmaceutical & Healthcare
Tobacco
Certifications
ISO 45001:2018
ISO 9001:2015
ISO 14001:2015
GMP
CEP
FSSC 22000
Packaging
180/200 kg GI / Steel Drum
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