Our product line continues to grow with our latest addition, Gamma Oryzanol! Gamma Oryzanol is a byproduct of refining and drying a mixture of lipids extracted from Rice Bran (Oryza sativa) Oil. This new product is offered in powder form, yielding a white to off-white appearance and carries no discernable odor. Gamma Oryzanol, a naturally…
Our latest addition to our product portfolio is an essential ingredient for several formulations: Propylene Glycol – USP! As an odorless, colorless, and tasteless liquid, Propylene Glycol – USP is a synthetic fluid largely used across a variety of industries. With an abundance of versatile properties, propylene glycol performs as a solvent to dissolve substances. …
The Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) is a tree native to the semi-arid areas in Western and Southern Australia. The Aboriginal Australians have used this aromatic tree for food, medicine, and smoking ceremonies for thousands of years. The wood of the tree is especially important in our industry for the production of our latest essential steam-distilled…
Cupressus funebris, also known as the Chinese weeping cypress tree, is a mid-sized coniferous tree native to southwestern and central China. The largest of these trees can grow upwards of 100 feet tall and are typically cultivated as ornamental trees for their graciously weeping branches. Not only are these trees prized for their elegant look,…
To accompany our organic certified Glycerol Monostearate, we are now offering a conventional Glycerol Monostearate! Glyceryl Monostearate, commonly referred to as GMS, is an odorless white flakey substance with a sweet flavor profile produced by combining glycerin and stearic acid, having a minimum of 40% Monoglyceride content. Glyceryl Monostearate acts as an emulsifier, anticaking, and…
Searching for an organic certified Star Anise oil? We got you covered! Star Anise, also known by its botanical name Illicium verum, is a medium-sized flowering tree native to northeast Vietnam and southwest China. The star-shaped seed pods of the fruit are collected, dried, and used as a spice in wide range of culinary applications….
Welcoming the newest addition to our expanding organic-certified carrier oil selection: Walnut Oil – Organic! Walnuts are edible seeds from the English Walnut tree, also referred to by its botanical name Juglans regia. This deciduous tree has been a part of human agriculture for centuries, with evidence dating back to the beginning of the Byzantine…
On the hunt for an oil to apply a strong, lasting finish to your latest creation? You’re in luck because we’ve added Tung Oil to our product catalog! This fast-drying liquid is a highly preferred oil for sealing raw materials to protect from potentially harmful elements. Tung oil has been used for thousands of years…
Passion fruit, known by the botanical name Passiflora edulis, is a vining species of flower which produces edible fruits bountiful in beneficial plant compounds. In contrast to other well-known fruits, the edible portion of the passion fruit is the pulp-incased, juicy seeds at the center similar to the pomegranate. Among the many species of Passion…
We’ve been a long-time importer and distributor of raw Extra Virgin Avocado Oil, up until just recently offer as Organic Certified. If you are looking for a more favorable price point and do not require organic certification, you’re in luck with our latest addition of a conventional option! Avocados are a much-loved fruit packed…
Introducing the latest all-natural addition to our expansive product line, Tucuma Butter! Tucuma, also referred to by its botanical name Astrocaryum vulgare, is a spiny palm tree in the same genus as Murumuru, native to South America. In cultivation, it is a fairly slow growing plant, producing edible fruits after 8 years. The seeds are…
Native to South America, the Brazil nut tree is one of the largest and longest-lived trees in the Amazon rainforest, growing over 180 feet tall and can live over 500 years! Its fruit and nutshell contain edible seeds which can weigh as much as 4 ½ lbs. The wood from these trees is prized for…
