Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Orange extract is supplied as an alcohol-glycerin extract of Citrus aurantium fruit from Ukraine in 1 liter packaging. Liquid Plant Extract Wholesale covers this concentrated form with 100 percent natural quality. International buyers receive consistent volumes suited for continuous production runs without frequent reordering.
Technical parameters for formulation
The extract shows solubility in water, alcohol and glycerin. It is added at the final stage below 40 degrees Celsius into the aqueous or aqueous-glycerin phase. Typical input ranges from 1 to 5 percent in cosmetic emulsions, with a base concentration of 0.5 percent depending on the end preparation. Extracts Wholesale supports scaling from trial to bulk volumes.
Role in supplement and food manufacturing
Supplement producers and food factories worldwide purchase the extract as botanical raw material for functional beverages, confectionery items and nutritional blends. Orange Extract 100 ml serves as a trial size before scaling to the one-liter format. Both private formulators and large plants source it in wholesale and retail quantities for stable recipe execution.
Example drink blend formulation
Distilled water 920 ml, orange extract 40 ml, glycerin 30 ml, natural flavor 5 ml, preservative 5 ml. All components are combined at room temperature, filtered and filled into containers. The blend delivers a balanced citrus note suitable for functional beverages.
Storage guidelines
Keep containers tightly closed in a dry cool area away from light. Shelf life extends to 12.2028. After opening, use within the stated period while maintaining storage temperatures at or below room level.
Frequently asked questions
What packaging suits high-volume lines?
The 1 liter size supports facilities processing dozens to hundreds of kilograms of finished goods monthly, ensuring recipe consistency across production cycles.
Can the extract be heated above 40 degrees?
No, addition occurs after cooling to preserve volatile aromatic fractions and active components.
Is the product tested for batch compatibility?
Technicians advise laboratory trials on compatibility with remaining formula ingredients prior to full-scale manufacturing.
Which industries besides cosmetics use this extract?
It serves as raw material in dietary supplement production and in the food sector for drinks and confectionery.