What is the INCI name and proper labeling for Astragalus root oil?
INCI ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS ROOT OIL, CAS 84696-41-3; ISO 211 labeling; China 2021 catalog-listed; private-label text available.
What is the IFRA allergen declaration for this Astragalus root oil?
Full IFRA 51st Amendment allergen declaration per batch; eugenol and cresol-type compounds quantified by GC-MS.
What is the HS code for Astragalus root oil?
HS 3301.29 (essential oils, other than citrus); 3301.90 for concentrates; customs dossier with COO/Form E to minimize duty.
How are heavy metals and pesticide residues tested in this Astragalus root oil?
ICP-MS heavy metals and GC-MS pesticides per ChP 2020: Pb ≤5, Cd ≤0.3, As ≤2, Hg ≤0.2, Cu ≤20 mg/kg; BHC/DDT ≤0.2 mg/kg.
Can this Astragalus root oil be supplied Halal- or Kosher-certified?
100% plant-based, no alcohol or animal derivatives; Halal and Kosher certification available in 2–4 weeks per batch.
Is this Astragalus root oil compliant for food and flavoring use?
Meets GB/T 30616-2020 food-flavoring requirements; Huang Qi is a permitted health-food raw material; not positioned as a drug.
How is this Astragalus root oil priced? What are the FOB price tiers?
Tiered FOB: steam-distilled $280–420/kg, CO2 premium $480–680/kg, high-marker $700–950/kg; organic +25–40%.
Is this Astragalus root oil suitable for the US market (FDA)?
INCI-listed for cosmetics, flavor and supplement use; GMP facility; heavy metals far below Prop 65; no FDA major allergens.
How is this Astragalus root oil extracted, and which method is preferred?
Supercritical CO2 (25–27 MPa, 50–52°C) is preferred: ≥92.3% astragaloside IV retention; steam distillation is the traditional route.