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GI absolue pays de Grasse

JASMINE EGYPT ABS

952155
Botanical Jasminum grandiflorum
CAS# 0008022-96-6
FEMA# 2598
Organoleptic family
FLOWERY NOTES
Product type Naturals
Appearence Liquid
Technology Absolute
Recommended dosage 4 ppm

NATURALSTOGETHER(r)

Programs Single origin
Benefits in use

Jasmine absolute pairs very well with berry flavors, especially strawberry. It can also be used as such to flavor premium teas, or as a part of tea flavors.

Process

A primary extraction with a volatile solvent on fresh or dry biomass yields to a Concrete or Resinoid.
The Absolute is obtained via a second purification step in the process.

Did you know?

The raw material is extracted from the flowers

Sourcing Countries
Crop seasons : Egypt

Sourcing

dsm-firmenich sources Jasmine grandiflorum from India and Egypt, with a small scale sourcing in Grasse. Egypt is the world leader of Jasmine (grandiflorum), representing 60% of the market share, and India the remaining 40%. The worldwide production of Grandiflorum jasmine concrete is around 16 MT. The harvest process begins with hand-picking the flowers early in the morning before the sun drives away the aroma.

Egypt

Our partners in Egypt relies mainly on their own plantation for flower production. All of their jasmine fields are located in the Nile delta where rich soils allow record flower yields. Our suppliers allow high quality control during the whole process, with good transparency and traceability. The majority of the Jasmine grandiflorum extracted by our suppliers comes from their own fields, if needed they purchase additional flowers from local farmers.

    Flashpoint
    82 °C / 179.6 °F
    Recommended Tasting Dosage
    4
    Recommended Tasting Medium
    Water
    Certifications
    Kosher Certified
    Regulatory status
    Asia Pacific
    Natural
    China
    Natural
    Europe
    Natural
    Latin America
    Natural
    North America
    Natural
    Others
    GMO Free
    Palm Oil Free
    English