Flavor LEMON 702, 1 L

Flavor LEMON 702 specifications and sourcing

Flavor LEMON 702 is a liquid concentrate produced in Ukraine by Kombinat of Chemical and Food Aromatics (KCPA) and supplied in 1 L transport packaging. The product maintains its profile until October 2028 when kept in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container. International buyers source this material for DIY Perfume Supplies Wholesale programs where consistent lemon character is required. Liquid form allows precise addition to alcohol or oil bases while thermal stability supports mixing processes without loss of intensity.

Product characteristics and quality checks

The concentrate shows a clear or lightly tinted appearance and delivers a distinct citrus profile. Absence of sediment and retention of aroma strength after storage serve as basic quality indicators. B2B clients perform batch comparisons before scaling up production runs. Packaging choice depends on order volume, with the 1 L format offering convenient handling and reduced waste during transfers. Proper storage conditions protect volatile fractions and extend usability across multiple projects.

Applications in fragrance development

Flavor LEMON 702 integrates into perfume bases to build fresh top notes that pair with woody, floral or herbal materials. Laboratories test small batches first, then adjust ratios for larger runs. The material supports both spray and solid formats, allowing flexibility in finished goods design. Wholesale sourcing ensures identical sensory results from one delivery to the next, which is essential for branded lines. Combinations with other concentrates create layered profiles while keeping the lemon accent prominent.

Handling and dilution practices

Technicians measure the liquid accurately and record proportions for reproducibility. One practical case involved blending a small percentage into an alcohol base followed by two weeks of maturation, resulting in a balanced composition. Another approach used an oil carrier for rollerball formats where the citrus note provides immediate freshness. Such scenarios help buyers evaluate performance across different delivery systems before committing to bulk quantities.

Storage and shelf life management

Containers remain sealed and protected from light and heat to prevent oxidation. The stated shelf life until October 2028 gives planning flexibility for international shipments and inventory rotation. Regular visual and olfactory checks confirm that the material stays within specification. Clients in different regions select the transport packaging for its balance of capacity and logistics efficiency.

Packaging options for global buyers

The 1 L size suits both pilot runs and ongoing supply contracts. When expanding the range, buyers review similar citrus options listed in new arrivals. Consistent documentation of sourcing country and producer supports compliance requirements in multiple markets. See also the in-stock product: Fragrance Oil Chic Carolina Herrera, 5 ml for related options.

FAQ

What dilution ratio works best?

Start with low percentages and increase gradually based on sensory evaluation of test samples until the desired strength is reached.

How long should the blend mature?

Most compositions benefit from 7 to 21 days of maturation with occasional agitation to ensure even distribution of components.

How are finished fragrances stored?

Keep finished products in dark bottles at stable room temperature with tight caps to minimize evaporation of volatile parts.