Product Description
Sourcing and specification details
Black Aronia CO2 Extract originates from England and arrives in a 5 g pack as a 100 percent natural oily liquid ranging from light to dark brown. CO2 Extracts are produced via supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide, ensuring zero solvent residues. The INCI name is Aronia Melanocarpa CO2 Extract and the material is fully fat-soluble for straightforward incorporation into oil phases.
Technical parameters for manufacturers
Recommended input level sits between 0,01 and 2 percent in the active phase. Add the extract at temperatures below 40 degrees Celsius during the cooling stage. Pre-dissolve the required amount in a portion of the chosen carrier oil to achieve uniform dispersion throughout the batch.
Role in supplement and food production
International supplement and confectionery manufacturers source this extract as a botanical raw material for dietary supplements, functional beverages and food products. Black Aronia CO2 Extract 100 g supports scaling from pilot batches to commercial runs. Cosmetic laboratories and private formulators worldwide also purchase it for creams, serums and hair care items while factories integrate it into drink and confectionery formulations in both wholesale and retail quantities. Botanical Extracts enable consistent results across multiple product categories.
Sample hair tonic formulation
Rosemary hydrosol 50 ml, panthenol 1 g, Black Aronia CO2 Extract 0,2 g, tocopherol 0,3 ml. Combine all ingredients at ambient temperature, stir until homogeneous and transfer into an opaque bottle with a spray cap.
Compatibility with other botanical extracts
The extract blends readily with other CO2 berry and fruit extracts to create multi-component complexes for color and aroma enhancement in finished goods.
Storage recommendations
Keep the sealed container in a cool dry location away from direct light. The material remains stable until December 2028 when stored correctly.
Frequently asked questions
Is the extract suitable for water-based systems?
The material must be pre-dissolved in an oil phase before introduction into any formula.
What extraction method is used?
Supercritical CO2 extraction with natural carbon dioxide produces a solvent-free concentrate.
Can small packs support larger development work?
The 5 g size suits formulation trials while larger packs are available for production scaling.
Does it meet food-grade requirements?
Yes, the extract serves as a botanical raw material for dietary supplements and food industry applications globally.