A premium extract where CO₂ earns its cost. The sweet, camphoraceous, slightly eucalyptus top note that defines good cardamom is exactly what heat destroys first — and exactly what we keep.
Product portfolio
Essential oils, oleoresins and floral extracts.
Eighteen botanicals on one extraction route — 100% food-grade CO₂, no hexane, no ethanol, no co-solvent. Fractions are set at extraction, not blended afterwards, so what you approve at sample stage is what arrives. Supply runs from trial quantities up to two tonnes a month.
Product portfolio
Eighteen botanicals, one extraction route
Every product below is extracted with 100% food-grade CO₂ — no hexane, no ethanol, no co-solvent. Filter by category, or ask us about a botanical we haven't listed.
Marker compounds are shown above each product. Assay ranges are set against your specification before we run — tell us the target at enquiry stage and we'll confirm what's achievable.
Essential oils
Volatile aromatic fractions taken at low temperature, so the top notes that heat strips out in distillation are still in the bottle. Supplied to flavour and fragrance houses, oral care and personal care.
Clean eugenol character without the darkened, over-cooked note that long distillation gives. Runs as an oil fraction or a fuller oleoresin depending on where we set the separator.
True cinnamon and cassia both run. The cinnamaldehyde carries the heat, but it is the minor bark fraction underneath it that separates a good extract from a flat one.
Warm, terpene-forward and rounder than the distilled oil. Myristicin can be controlled by fraction where your market or application needs it kept low — tell us the limit at enquiry.
The cooling fraction without the harsh, grassy edge that comes with aggressive processing. Specified mostly into oral care and confectionery, where the menthol-to-menthone balance decides the mouthfeel.
Sweeter and softer than peppermint, carried by carvone rather than menthol. Used where a mint note is wanted without the cooling effect.
Deep, earthy and rounded, without the burnt or tarry edge that distillation can introduce. A reliable base note for fine fragrance, and increasingly used in premium personal care.
Oleoresins
The full extract — volatile aroma and non-volatile actives together — with no hexane, ethanol or acetone anywhere in the route. Standardised to your active target rather than sold at a fixed grade.
Our anchor crop and the one we know best. Full pungency from the gingerols, plus the fresh, bright top note that steam distillation drives off. Available as oleoresin, essential oil fraction or full-spectrum extract.
Curcuminoids together with the turmerone fraction — the aromatic part that solvent-extracted curcumin powders leave behind. Standardisation to your curcuminoid target on request.
Pungency and aroma in one extract rather than a piperine crystal with the smell added back. Also supplied as a bioavailability enhancer where the piperine itself is the functional ingredient.
Not a vanillin solution — the whole aromatic complex, with the rounded, slightly smoky depth that only comes from the intact bean. No ethanol carry-over, so it works in alcohol-free, clean-label and infant-adjacent formats.
Two origin streams — Indian robusta and Arabica. Roast-true aroma for beverage and confectionery systems, plus caffeine-bearing fractions for functional and cosmetic use.
Sold as a natural antioxidant rather than a flavour. Where the application cannot carry a rosemary note, we fraction the aroma off and supply the active portion deodorised.
Floral extracts
Fresh flower material run within hours of picking. Jasmine, tuberose and rose are conventionally hexane-extracted into absolutes; CO₂ gives the same aromatic weight with no residual solvent to declare.
The category where CO₂ has the most to prove and the most to give. Conventional jasmine absolute is hexane-extracted and carries a residual solvent declaration; this does not, and the indole reads cleaner for it.
Rajnigandha, picked at night and run the same day. One of the few florals with no viable distilled route at all, which has left the market dependent on solvent extraction until now.
Steam distillation loses most of the phenylethyl alcohol to the water phase — which is why rose water smells of rose and rose oil does not, quite. CO₂ keeps it in the extract.
Grown commercially almost nowhere outside southern India. A fruity, slightly balsamic note that behaves differently on every skin, which is why perfumers keep coming back to it.
Tagetes for the aroma fraction, not the lutein. Sharp, green and fruity, used in small doses in fine fragrance and as a natural note in flavour work.
Formats & packing
How it ships
Extracts are packed under nitrogen to protect the volatile fraction, in food-grade aluminium-lined bags or HDPE drums depending on quantity and viscosity. Every consignment travels with its Certificate of Analysis.
For bulk drums we operate a take-back policy — return the drums and we reuse them, which cuts packaging waste on both sides.
We can supply from a trial lot right through to two tonnes a month of finished extract, on the same process and the same specification. Nothing changes between your approval sample and your commercial supply except the campaign length.
- Trial quantities for formulation and sensory evaluation
- Pilot lots for line trials and stability studies
- Commercial bulk up to 2 MT per month, scheduled against campaign
- Export packing and documentation for EU, US, Japan and GCC
Getting from enquiry to first shipment
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Step 1
Enquiry
Tell us the botanical, target spec, application and indicative volume.
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Step 2
Spec & indicative price
We come back with an achievable specification and pricing, usually inside two working days.
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Step 3
Sample & COA
Evaluation sample dispatched with full analysis for your sensory and analytical review.
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Step 4
Approval & scheduling
Once approved, we slot your product into the campaign calendar and confirm delivery windows.
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Step 5
Supply
Production against agreed spec, batch COA with every consignment, and a named technical contact.
Contract extraction
Bring us your botanical
If you have a plant material you want extracted under CO₂ — your own crop, a proprietary blend, or something nobody has run commercially — we'll take a look.
We'll assess it at lab scale, work out whether CO₂ is genuinely the right route, and tell you if it isn't. Where it works, we can run a toll campaign under your specification with the output belonging to you.
Typical contract enquiries we handle
- Ayurvedic and traditional botanicals with no established CO₂ route
- Proprietary crops from captive or contract farming
- Reformulation away from hexane or ethanol extraction
- Fraction development — separating an aroma cut from a resin
- Trial campaigns ahead of a customer's own capital decision
Which one do you want to see first?
Name the botanical and the spec you're working to. We'll send a sample with its full analysis so your team can evaluate it properly.