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The cinnamon oleoresin is in light yellow to red-brown color.

Varieties

Organic
  • Origin: Sri Lanka
  • Botanical: Cinnamomum verum
  • Family: Lauraceae
  • Extraction: CO2 extraction
  • Part: Bark
  • Colour: Dark brown liquid
    Product Details

    The cinnamon oleoresin is in light yellow to red-brown color. It is extracted from the delicious & strong aromatic spice that has pleasant sweet, warm & bitterish flavor. It contains volatile oil & fixed resin oils. It is a very powerful spice that is used in medicines.

    Extraction: It is extracted by the CO2 extraction process.

    Uses:

    • It works as an excellent natural preservative agent.
    • It treats neurological conditions.
    • It helps in the improvement of blood circulation as it has blood-thinning properties.
    • It is used in culinary foods, beverages, perfumes, candles, diffuser oils, room fresheners & aromatherapy products.
    • It is used in pharmacy & medicinal preparations.
    • It is used as a brain & memory tonics.

    Precautions: Pregnant & breastfeeding women should avoid it.

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    Varieties
    • Origin: India
    • Botanical: Cinnamomic zeylanicum or Cinnamomum verum
    • Family: Lauraceae
    • Extraction: Steam Distillation
    • Part: Bark
    • Colour: A clear, yellow to brownish liquid
    • Origin: Madagascar
    • Botanical: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
    • Extraction: Steam Distillation
    • Part: Bark
    • Colour: A clear, yellow to brownish liquid
    • Botanical: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
    • Extraction: Steam Distillation
    • Part: Bark
    • Colour: Reddish brown with warm, spicy scent
    • Origin: India
    • Botanical: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
    • Family: Lauraceae
    • Extraction: Steam Distillation
    • Part: Leaves
    • Colour: A brownish yellow to dark liquid with a medium consistency
    • Origin: India
    • Botanical: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
    • Family: Lauraceae
    • Extraction: Steam Distillation
    • Part: Bark