What INCI name should I use on my cosmetic label?
INCI: Chrysanthemum morifolium flower oil; allergen declaration per GC-MS; labeling text block supplied with shipment.
Is the oil IFRA-compliant, and which allergens must be declared on the label?
IFRA declaration and GC-MS-based allergen list supplied; EU Annex III allergens quantified per batch.
What HS code applies to this oil for customs clearance?
HS 3301.29 (essential oils, other than citrus) — natural, not deterpenized; certificate of origin supports duty preferences.
Do you test for heavy metals and pesticide residues?
Routine testing for Pb, As, Hg, Cd and pesticide residues; third-party lab reports available on request.
Do you offer Halal or Kosher certification for this oil?
Halal and Kosher certificates available on request; pure botanical distillate, inherently compliant.
Can this oil be used in food and beverage flavoring — is it food-grade?
Food-grade as a natural flavouring under GB 2760 with direct standard GB 1886.274-2016; local export rules must be checked per market.
What is the FOB price range at different volume tiers?
Volume-tiered FOB pricing from evaluation lots to 100 kg+ annual contracts; FOB Shanghai/Ningbo standard.
Is the oil FDA-compliant for use in cosmetics and personal care in the US?
Permitted for cosmetic use under 21 CFR as a natural fragrance ingredient; full English documentation pack for US import.
Which extraction method is used — steam distillation, solvent extraction, or CO2?
Steam distillation is standard (~0.55% yield, solvent-free); supercritical CO2 and two-step extraction are available for premium grades.