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Which production standards does this cinnamon bark oil comply with?

The oil is produced and controlled against a layered standards system covering international, Chinese national, food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and fragrance requirements. The exact compliance scope for your order is confirmed in the COA and certificate pack.

Standards Compliance

StandardScopeKey requirement
ISO 3216:1997InternationalOil of cassia, Chinese type; trans-cinnamaldehyde 70-88%
GB/T 11425-2008China (recommended)中国肉桂油; carbonyl ≥80%, trans-cinnamaldehyde ≥74% (GC), acid value ≤15
GB 1886.207-2016China (food, mandatory)Food additive Chinese cassia oil, steam-distilled
GB 2760-2024China (food use)FEMA 2291/2292 listed as permitted natural flavor
ChP 2025 Vol. IChina (pharmaceutical)Cinnamaldehyde ≥75%; density 1.055-1.070; RI 1.602-1.614; coumarin ≤0.1%
FCC 12USA (food)Aldehydes 55-78%; rotation -2° to 0°; heavy metals negative
BP / EP / USPUK / EU / USA (pharma)Aldehyde content, density, RI, coumarin limits
FDA 21 CFR §182.20USAGRAS for cinnamon (Cinnamomum spp.)
IFRA 51st AmendmentGlobal fragranceCinnamal ≤0.0673%, coumarin ≤0.0796%, eugenol ≤0.7767%, cinnamyl alcohol ≤0.035% (by category)
EU 1223/2009 + 2023/1545EU cosmetics6 allergen labels; compliance deadline 2026-07-31 (new products)
  • Production follows direct steam distillation (dual-pot series stills) per the process described in GB 1886.207-2016
  • Analytical methods follow GB/T 11538-2006 (GC), GB/T 14454.13-2008 (carbonyl) and GB/T 27579-2011 (HPLC for coumarin)
  • Request the full compliance pack (COA, MSDS, allergen declaration, IFRA usage levels) with your order

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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.