Pine Needles CO2 Extract 5 g

Sourcing and specification from England

Picea abies CO2 Extract is produced in England by supercritical carbon dioxide extraction. The resulting oily mass contains no solvent residues and meets food-grade standards for further processing. CO2 Extracts are supplied in 5 g packs suitable for pilot batches and laboratory evaluation, ensuring consistent quality across shipments.

Technical parameters for formulators

The extract is fully oil-soluble and added at 0,2-2 percent in the active phase. It withstands temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius without loss of volatile components. No additional solubilizers are required when working with vegetable oils or butters. Additional options appear in the Botanical Extracts section for formulation flexibility.

Use as raw material in dietary supplements and food production

Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide source the extract for functional beverages, confectionery, and botanical blends. Pine Needles CO2 Extract 100 g allows precise scaling from small trials to commercial volumes while maintaining batch-to-batch reproducibility.

Integration in cosmetic and personal care lines

The material is incorporated into serums, body butters, lip balms and rinse-off hair products. It contributes a light coniferous note and supports the sensory profile of finished formulas without synthetic fragrance, enhancing overall product appeal.

Example supplement blend for capsules

Carrier oil 97,5 percent, Pine Needles CO2 Extract 1,5 percent, tocopherol 1 percent. The extract is dissolved in the carrier at 35 degrees Celsius before encapsulation to ensure uniform distribution.

Storage recommendations and shelf life

Keep in a cool, dark place in a tightly closed container until December 2028. Once opened, use within twelve months to preserve the original sensory characteristics.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended dosage in confectionery?

Food technologists typically start with 0,1-0,4 percent to achieve a balanced coniferous aroma in finished goods without overpowering other notes.

Is the extract suitable for clear oil serums?

Yes, at 0,5-1 percent it remains fully transparent in most carrier oils and does not affect clarity.

Can it be combined with other CO2 extracts?

Yes, formulators often blend it with citrus or spice CO2 extracts for complex aromatic profiles in multi-component products.

Does the material affect emulsion stability?

At recommended levels it does not alter viscosity or stability of standard oil-in-water emulsions during accelerated testing.