Can this osmanthus absolute be labeled as 100% natural or natural-origin?

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Yes — the absolute is 100% natural-origin: solvent-extracted from fresh flowers with no synthetic constituents, and it can carry a natural-origin statement with supporting documentation for EU/US claims. Natural Claim Support ClaimSupporting evidence100% natural originExtraction from natural flowers; no synthetic additionNo GMOBotanical source is conventional, non-GMONo phthalatesGC-MS confirms absenceNo synthetic preservativesNo preservatives addedISO 16128 natural indexNatural-origin index calculation availableLabeling GuidanceEU: "100% natural origin" claim supported by natural-origin statement and GC-MSUS: "100% natural essential oil" style claims per FDA labeling guidanceChina: 天然香料 labeling per GB 2760 (桂花净油)Claims must be truthful and substantiated; we provide the technical documentation your regulatory team needs to support them.

Claim	Supporting evidence
100% natural origin	Extraction from natural flowers; no synthetic addition
No GMO	Botanical source is conventional, non-GMO
No phthalates	GC-MS confirms absence
No synthetic preservatives	No preservatives added
ISO 16128 natural index	Natural-origin index calculation available

Can this osmanthus absolute be labeled as 100% natural or natural-origin?

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