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Product: Ginger Oil
Ginger Oil China Zingiber officinale
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Description
Ginger (Zingiber officinalis), like many other spices, is a native of Asia, growing originally in India and China. It is from the plant family of Zingiberaceae. It can grow three to four feet in height, has narrow shaped leaves and can produce white and yellow flowers.
It came to Europe via the 'Spice Route' in the Middle Age and was introduced into South America by the Spaniards. It is now grown commercially in all these places as well as the West Indies and Africa.
Harvested during the first few months of the year, China is the largest producer of ginger oil.
We all know ginger for its use as a food ingredient which can be used in many forms whether it be fresh or dried or added as a tea flavouring. The oil is energising and uplifting with a fresh, spicy and woody aroma and has many uses itself as an enhancing for food flavourings or as a medical ingredient.
As a medicinal ingredient it can be used for supporting the digestive system, nausea, indigestion and morning sickness.
The oil itself is light yellow in colour with a pungent and overpowering odour and is produced from distilling fresh ginger root.
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Product Details
- Botanical name: Zingiber officinale
- Origin: China
- Crop Season: January - April
- Plant/part used: Dried ground rhizome
- Method of extraction: Distillation
- TSCA CAS: 8007-08-7
- EINECS CAS: 84696-15-1
- EINECS: 283-634-2
- INCI Name: Zingiber officinale (Ginger) root oil
- Appearance: Yellow mobile liquid
- Organoleptic Properties: Spicy ginger woody terpene
- Density: 0.865-0.900
- Refractive index: 1.478-1.498
- Optical rotation: -28° to -47°
- Chemical constituents: Zingiberene, Curcumene, Limonene, Camphene, Farnesene, Bisabolene, Cineol, Borneol.
- Fragrance usage:: max. 8%
- Flavor usage:: max. 50 ppm
- IFRA:: Restricted by IFRA
- Allergens:: Contains fragrance allergens
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Latest Market Information December 26, 2019
The government continues to be strict in enforcing the environment policy. As a result, several factories in China’s main oil producing regions have decreased their production and have been bound to increase input costs to meet the new compliance standards. However, the next three months augur well. Going by past trend, the Chinese New Year, which is now imminent, witnesses the strongest demand for ginger root. Despite reasonably good demand, the prices of ginger root are a tad subdued compared with past weeks. As per the initial reports, the new crop does not meet the predicted output levels.
Market price USD 65.00 /kilo -
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