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Clove Oil Indonesia Eugenia caryophyllata

  • Description

    The crude oil extracted from the leaves, bud and stem of this plant from the Myrtaceae family is steam distilled at the farms and further processed at our facilities to produce various grades of clove oil and its derivatives.

    Clove trees are indigenous to Indonesia. Indonesia is also the largest consumer of clove bud, which is primarily used in the kretek cigarette industry. Due to this demand, farmers are using the remaining components of the clove tree to produce leaf and stem oils and their derivatives.

    Clove trees thrive well under open conditions at high altitudes where there is a fair distribution of rainfall. Seedlings are planted in the centre of the pits during May and June at the onset of the monsoon and watered regularly. 

    Clove_ALLWithin Indonesia Java produces around 70% of all clove whilst Sulawesi has a growing 30% contribution.

    Clove has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries. The clove flower has powerful antiseptic qualities making it ideal for all kinds of treatment for cuts, bruises, bites and even fungal infections.

    It is heavily used across the dentistry industry for its germicidal properties. As it has a numbing effect it can be used as a mild anaesthetic during procedures or to cure tooth and gum pain. You often smell clove in the air when visiting the dentist.

    Clove is also used throughout the aromatherapy world, often to relieve the symptoms of stress as it is a know relaxant. It is also found in blends to aid restful sleep and for those with mild depressions.

     

  • Product Details

    • Botanical name: Eugenia caryophyllata
    • Origin: Indonesia
    • Crop Season: May - September
    • Plant/part used: Leaves, Bud, Steams
    • Method of extraction: Steam Distillation
    • TSCA CAS: Leaves 8000-34-8; Buds 8015-97-2; Steams 8015-98-3
    • EINECS: 284-638-7
    • Appearance: Pale yellow to greenish yellow mobile liquid
    • Organoleptic Properties: Strong, spicy and penetrating
    • Density: Leaves 1.034 -1.048
    • Refractive index: Leaves 1.525- 1.535
    • Optical rotation: Leaves -3º to 0.0
    • Chemical constituents: Eugenol (80 or 85%), Caryophyllene, Alpha humulene, Caryophyllene oxide, Acetyl eugenol
    • FEMA: Leaves 2325; Buds 2323; Steams 2328
    • IFRA: Restricted by IFRA
    • Allergens: Contains allergens
    • Fragrance Usage: max. 8%
    • Flavour Usage: max. 1200ppm
  • Latest Market Information January 19, 2026

    Clove oil availability stayed tight through the October-December 2025 period, supported by weather-sensitive production conditions and ongoing pressure from inconsistent clove yields
    across Indonesia. The expected market correction that was anticipated earlier in 2025 did not materialise, largely because supply remained restricted and market participants continued to report limited carryover material. The industry maintained cautious coverage strategies, and spot supply remained difficult to replace due to uneven harvest progress and distillation output variability. This environment kept pricing firm and with the winter season typically strengthening demand for fragrance and flavour related formulation activity, limited relief is expected in the short term, keeping the overall sentiment stable to firm.

    Market prices : USD 28.00 (Bud) /kilo
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