Can I label this as “100% pure natural essential oil”?

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Can I label this as &#8220;100% pure natural essential oil&#8221;?

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Yes — the oil qualifies for "100% pure natural essential oil" labeling: it is a straight steam-distilled product with no additives, verified by GC-MS, and the documentation set (COA, chromatogram, origin statement) supports the claim in most jurisdictions. Claim Support ClaimEvidence100% pureNo carrier, no dilution — GC-MS neat profileNaturalBotanical origin, steam distillation onlyEssential oilISO 4720-compliant nomenclatureTraceableGI-region origin statement + batch docsAvoid "therapeutic", "medical" or "curative" wording — use aromatherapy/wellness phrasing to stay compliant in the EU and US. We supply a claims guidance note with the documentation pack.Request the claims guidance note and we will include it with your first shipment for your regulatory team.

Claim	Evidence
100% pure	No carrier, no dilution — GC-MS neat profile
Natural	Botanical origin, steam distillation only
Essential oil	ISO 4720-compliant nomenclature
Traceable	GI-region origin statement + batch docs

Can I label this as “100% pure natural essential oil”?

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