Is the oil IFRA-compliant, and which allergens must be declared on the label?

Question

Accepted Answer

The oil is supplied with an IFRA compliance declaration and a full allergen list based on GC-MS data, so your finished fragrance can be formulated within current IFRA Standards and EU allergen labeling (Regulation 1223/2009 Annex III) thresholds. Allergen & IFRA Support ItemDetailIFRA statementProvided per batch with usage recommendationsAllergen listDerived from GC-MS; typical monoterpenes may exceed 0.01% thresholdFormulation limitRecommended 0.5–2% in fragrance compoundsDocumentationIFRA declaration + GC-MS allergen quantificationBecause natural oils contain trace terpenes that are regulated allergens, we quantify them precisely so you can calculate your finished-product labels without guesswork. This prevents costly relabeling at market entry.Provide your formula percentage of the oil and we will calculate the Annex III allergen declaration for your label.

Item	Detail
IFRA statement	Provided per batch with usage recommendations
Allergen list	Derived from GC-MS; typical monoterpenes may exceed 0.01% threshold
Formulation limit	Recommended 0.5–2% in fragrance compounds
Documentation	IFRA declaration + GC-MS allergen quantification

Is the oil IFRA-compliant, and which allergens must be declared on the label?

Allergen & IFRA Support

Relate Products

Guilin Four Seasons Sunshine

What Are the Key Ingredient Specifications for Importing Neroli Oil into the US (Linalool and Linalyl Acetate Content)?

How Do You Verify the Terpinen-4-ol Content of Tea Tree Oil? Controlling the ≥40% Standard and Batch Variation?

What Are the Linalool Content Specifications of Michelia Leaf Oil, and How Do You Verify the ≥70% Standard?

What Is the 1,8-Cineole Content Specification for Blue Gum Eucalyptus Oil, and How Do You Verify the 70–85% Range?

What Are the Key Ingredient Specifications of White Michelia Oil, and How Does Linalool Content Affect Formula Selection?

Get in Touch