Sourcing and specification overview
The Blend of CO2 extracts Antimicrobial is a viscous liquid produced in the Czech Republic from Java turmeric, black cumin, Ural licorice, cloves, thyme, hops and rosemary via supercritical CO2 extraction. CO2 Extracts Wholesale section presents the full range of similar botanical ingredients. The characteristic aroma and lipophilic profile make the blend suitable for both cosmetic laboratories and food-grade applications.
Technical parameters for industrial use
Solubility is achieved in polysorbate-80, carrier oils and triglycerides. Recommended input levels range from 0,05 % in micellar waters to 1 % in balms. The material remains stable when processed below 40 °C and retains its properties until June 2028 when stored cool and dry in closed containers. Extracts Wholesale provides consistent batch documentation suitable for traceability across multiple production sites.
Applications in supplements and food production
Manufacturers of dietary supplements and functional foods worldwide incorporate the blend as a botanical raw material into beverages, confectionery fillings and dry mixes. Retail formulators and industrial plants purchase both wholesale and smaller packs for product development. Blend of CO2 extracts Antimicrobial 1 kg supports efficient scaling for contract manufacturers.
Cosmetic laboratory formulations
The blend integrates into serums, creams and hair toners. It supports skin comfort and provides antioxidant properties without altering texture or color of the final product.
Example hair-scalp toner for B2B development
Rosemary hydrosol - 82 %, polysorbate-80 - 4 %, Blend of CO2 extracts Antimicrobial - 0,15 %, panthenol - 3 %, preservative - 0,6 %, water - to 100 %. Components are combined at ambient temperature and filled into spray bottles.
Storage and shelf-life guidelines
Keep in a dry, cool place in tightly closed packaging. Minor caking does not affect performance. Always perform stability and compatibility tests before scaling up production.
Frequently asked questions
Is the blend suitable for clear oil serums?
Yes, its solubility in triglycerides allows transparent oil-based formulations.
What is the recommended testing protocol?
Perform microbial challenge tests and accelerated stability studies at target concentrations.
Can it be used in beverage prototypes?
The material serves as a botanical ingredient in functional drink development when properly emulsified.
Does the product require additional antioxidants?
Its own antioxidant potential complements most standard preservative systems.