Cumin Oleoresin

Cumin Oleoresin - Cuminum cyminum 

Aromachology Cumin oleoresin is a solvent-extracted liquid derived from the seeds of Cuminum cyminum. It captures the true bioactive compounds of the plant and has the typical aroma of cumin. Our pure, highly concentrated oil is extracted from superior-quality ripe cumin seeds. Its soft, peppery flavor with a smoky hint is widely used as a flavoring ingredient in different cuisines and cultures across recipes

Our refined cumin oleoresin, composed of the goodness of aldehydes, pines, and myrcene, is popularly used in sauces, dips, beverages, natural perfumery, and neutraceutical manufacturing.

Cumin Oleoresin HS code

HS code is used to determine customs and international trade details. Cumin oleoresin HS Code is 33019024

Cumin Oleoresin Uses

This light yellow liquid with its warm flavor is profoundly used as a taste enhancer in food and beverages. The spicy-musky scent of cumin olerosin is used for manufacturing cosmetics, perfumes, herbal skin care, aromatherapy massage oils, and many more personal essentials. 

Cumin Oleoresin Price

 Our organic cumin oleoresin is available directly from manufacturers without the unnecessary inclusion of mid-buyers and sellers. This cuts the additive costs and helps us to provide high-grade cumin oil at affordable prices. We provide varied packaging sizes, starting from the primary range of 8.45 fl oz for $21, varying to large packaging up to 2.2 lbs ($55) and 11 lbs for $252. 

Cumin Oleoresin Manufacturer and Supplier

Aromachology is a leading cumin oleoresin manufacturer and supplier and is proud to present this potent extract to the global market via our B2B e-store. Our cumin oleoresin extract and other natural oils are manufactured following highest quality measures and we ensure purity and potency in every drop. 

FAQs

What is cumin oleoresin used for?

Cumin oleoresin is a natural plant extract used extensively for its spicy, warm flavor in taste enhancers, beverages, and spice mixes for its delicious smoky flavor. 

What is the difference between oleoresin and oil?

Oleoresins contain potent pigments and nutrients along with volatile components, while oils generally are clear and contain a low amount of botanical actives in comparison to oleoresins.