What is the INCI name, CAS number, and labeling information for this perilla leaf oil?
INCI: Perilla Frutescens Leaf Oil; CAS 68132-50-3; EINECS 268-625-4; distinct from seed oil (68132-21-8).
Which IFRA allergens does this perilla leaf oil contain, and can you provide a declaration?
Naturally present allergens: D-limonene 5–15%, β-linalool 1–5%; batch-quantified allergen declaration in IFRA & EU 1169/2011 formats.
What is the HS code for this perilla leaf oil and its key compounds?
Oil: HS 3301.29 (essential oils n.e.s.); perillaldehyde 2912.49; perillyl alcohol 2906.29; rosmarinic acid 2918.99.
How are heavy metals and pesticide residues controlled and tested?
Pb ≤ 0.15 mg/kg (2025 red perilla spec, ~67x stricter), GB 2762 metals, GB 2763 pesticides; AAS/ICP-MS + GC-MS multiresidue per batch.
Can you provide Halal or Kosher certification for this perilla leaf oil?
100% plant-based, no animal inputs; Halal and Kosher certification available on request (2–4 weeks extra lead time).
Is this perilla leaf oil safe for food and flavor applications?
GB 2760-2014: perillaldehyde S0178 (FEMA 3557), perillyl alcohol S0065 (FEMA 2664); 2024 perillaldehyde food-additive draft; EU EC 1831/2003 certified.
How is this perilla leaf oil priced — FOB tiers by grade and quality?
Tiered by grade: steam-distilled $25–75/kg, SFE-CO2 $70–120/kg, food-spec $85–140/kg; ≥98% perillaldehyde from ~$80/kg; FOB China.
Is this perilla leaf oil FDA-compliant for the US market?
FEMA GRAS 3557 (perillaldehyde) & 2664 (perillyl alcohol); flavoring/fragrance use compliant; not FDA-approved as dietary supplement.
How is this perilla leaf oil extracted, and which method is preferred?
Steam distillation (standard), SFE-CO2 with ultrasonic+freeze-drying (CN201110304608, perillaldehyde recovery up to 92%), and low-temperature + molecular distillation (monoterpene retention 89.3%).