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HS Code |
600456 |
| Product Name | Clove Leaf Extract |
| Botanical Name | Syzygium aromaticum |
| Plant Part Used | Leaves |
| Appearance | Brownish liquid |
| Main Component | Eugenol |
| Solubility | Soluble in alcohol and oils, insoluble in water |
| Odor | Strong, spicy, clove-like aroma |
| Extraction Method | Steam distillation |
| Common Uses | Flavoring, fragrance, traditional medicine, oral care |
| Storage Conditions | Cool, dry place, away from sunlight |
| Shelf Life | 2 years (unopened) |
| Country Of Origin | Typically Indonesia, India, Madagascar |
As an accredited Clove Leaf Extract factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The 1-liter Clove Leaf Extract is packaged in a sealed amber glass bottle with a secure cap, labeled for safety and identification. |
| Shipping | Clove Leaf Extract is securely packaged in sealed, clearly labeled containers to prevent leakage and contamination. The shipment is protected from light, heat, and moisture, complying with relevant safety and transport regulations. Appropriate documentation, such as Safety Data Sheets (SDS), accompanies the product to ensure safe, compliant handling during transit. |
| Storage | Clove Leaf Extract should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or ignition. Keep the container tightly closed and use a container made of compatible materials, such as glass or certain plastics. Avoid exposure to strong oxidizers and acids. Properly label the storage container and keep it out of reach of unauthorized personnel. |
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Purity 98%: Clove Leaf Extract with purity 98% is used in oral care formulations, where it provides enhanced antibacterial activity for superior plaque reduction. High Eugenol Content 85%: Clove Leaf Extract with high eugenol content 85% is used in topical analgesic creams, where it offers potent local anesthetic effect for rapid pain relief. Particle Size <50 μm: Clove Leaf Extract with particle size less than 50 μm is used in cosmetic emulsions, where it ensures uniform dispersion and improved skin absorption. Solubility in Ethanol: Clove Leaf Extract with full ethanol solubility is used in perfumery applications, where it enables homogenous fragrance distribution and lasting aroma. Stability Temperature 45°C: Clove Leaf Extract with stability temperature 45°C is used in high-temperature food processing, where it retains antioxidant properties during baking or cooking. Moisture Content <3%: Clove Leaf Extract with moisture content less than 3% is used in dietary supplement tablets, where it minimizes microbial growth for extended shelf life. pH 5.5: Clove Leaf Extract with pH 5.5 is used in sensitive skin care products, where it maintains skin-friendly acidity and reduces irritation potential. Heavy Metal Residue <10 ppm: Clove Leaf Extract with heavy metal residue below 10 ppm is used in pharmaceutical preparations, where it ensures compliance with regulatory safety standards. |
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Clove leaf extract owes its value to a long tradition of use and the unique chemical makeup that supports multiple industrial and scientific applications. Within our manufacturing facilities, we start by using well-selected Syzygium aromaticum leaves sourced directly from farmers who understand the importance of good cultivation. This approach lets us control the extract at each production step. Our clove leaf extract—model CL-LE100—delivers a robust eugenol content that consistently measures above 80%, supporting both aroma and bioactivity.
Processing starts within 24 hours after the leaves are harvested. The steam distillation method prevents overheating, protecting the volatile compounds from degradation. This extra care leads to an extract with a rich, distinct clove aroma and a clear, golden color. Having tested batch after batch, we've seen that rapid handling matters just as much as the original leaf quality. Delays or shortcuts always mean off-notes or unwanted byproducts, which can affect final blends, especially in fragrance or flavor applications.
A lot of companies like to showcase how high their eugenol numbers run, yet there’s more to quality than just a laboratory reading. For every drum, we analyze not only eugenol, but also minor constituents like beta-caryophyllene and humulene. These secondary compounds shape the nuanced scent profile and carry technical value in research or product development. We keep our extract free from synthetic residues or unrelated plant material—no shortcuts, no fillers. This degree of transparency leads to a product that blends predictably and supports accurate dosing, especially in tight manufacturing workflows.
Over decades, we’ve watched the smallest changes in raw materials affect mixing results for our partners in food, personal care, and pharmaceuticals. High-quality extract removes a layer of uncertainty. Our clients rely on the consistency of model CL-LE100 to maintain flavor and aroma recipes year after year, even as seasons shift. For essential oil formulators, the unique warmth of true clove leaf extract—with subtle woody and spicy notes—cannot come from substitutes or from less controlled sources.
Demand for our clove leaf extract continues to rise, especially where manufacturers refuse to compromise on origin or content. In food processing, eugenol brings a familiar flavor people know from baked goods and beverages. In oral care, its natural properties support freshening and mild antimicrobial action—qualities expected by formulators and end users. Cosmetics and perfumery lean on the distinct profile to replace or complement synthetic aromas. Some customers in pharmaceuticals explore the extract for topical preparations or traditional formulations, taking advantage of its long-standing record in folk medicine.
Clove leaf extract differs from bud oil in its subtler, less sweet aroma. There’s less floral character in the leaf, which makes it a better fit in applications desiring earthy, grounded notes. Content of eugenol in leaves runs slightly lower than in buds but remains exceptional with mindful curation. Products made from synthetic eugenol cannot match the secondary aroma molecules natural leaf oil carries. Over many years, clients who switched from synthetic or lower-grade imports report fewer off-flavors and better blending performance when returning to our source.
In any value-driven market, purity and authenticity face constant threats. Adulteration with unrelated oils, or simply stretching a batch for more profit, can produce product instability and lead to recalls. We maintain traceability for every lot, from harvest site to drum packaging. Each container’s batch data covers harvest timing, pesticide screening, moisture content, specific gravity, and GC-MS readings to identify the fingerprint of our product. Experience shows that credible traceability reduces headaches not only for us but for clients who need to satisfy quality audits, safety boards, and regulators.
In our experience, clients who once tried alternatives frequently come back. They often cite unpredictable results, inferior aroma, or even challenging regulatory outcomes from using reconstituted products. Synthetic eugenol isolates one molecule, but extracts derived from real clove leaves capture an unrepeatable mix that supports subtlety in end products. Clove leaf sources also keep costs reasonable compared to bud oil, which faces periodic shortages or price spikes. Since our operations integrate directly with longstanding supply partners, we’ve kept price and availability stable, even in years with tough harvests.
Reliable extract needs thoughtful handling at industrial scale. Operating at batch volumes from 5 to 1,000 kilograms per order, our teams follow strict in-house audit programs to prevent cross-contamination and measure every quality control point. The natural volatility of clove oil means special care in packaging and transportation. We use food-grade stainless steel containers with tamper-proof seals. Staff training focuses not only on regulatory compliance but on minimizing workplace exposure risks. People handle the extract with respect—the aroma alone speaks for its potency. These ongoing investments return value by keeping supply lines uninterrupted and protecting client assets.
Emerging consumer awareness has opened new doors for clove extracts. Some customers formulate naturally derived antimicrobial agents for home or surface use; others experiment with the extract as a limited-use insect repellent. Many still trust it in traditional oral hygiene and OTC pain relief blends, based on experience and the backing of published research. Wherever the end use goes, our focus remains the same: deliver consistent, traceable material and be upfront about botanical origin and processing details.
Our company holds itself accountable to farmers and supply workers who make each harvest possible. Years of supply-chain work proved that stability and integrity beat opportunistic buying, especially during years with low yields. We support growers with technical feedback—moisture content, harvested leaf age, post-harvest handling—all directly resulting in higher payments and light environmental impact. Farmers see the benefit in better composting, minimal pesticide use, and less waste. Clients get a higher-quality extract that responds reliably to recipe demands and regulatory reviews.
Clove leaf extract faces industry challenges that trace to both natural and commercial forces. Crop disease, shifts in climate, and land-use changes impact annual supply. Poor collection or hurried processing, even when purchased from reputable traders, can lead to serious degradation—sometimes seen as browning, cloudiness, or undesired sediment. Reports of disguised oil blends or masked contamination come from markets that lack strict oversight. As original producers, every batch from our facility faces a battery of tests: color, odor, specific gravity, and advanced gas chromatography to prove authenticity.
We do not outsource critical processing work—not for economic reasons, but due to repeat evidence that original manufacturer oversight protects clients. Warehousing, blending, and filling occur only within tightly controlled plant zones. This approach means fewer unknowns down the line. Our records help clients with their due diligence and documentation requirements, lowering the risk of regulatory complications.
Longstanding partners often ask about aroma drift, batch-to-batch reliability, and supply security. Others consider sustainability and social responsibility just as important as chemistry. By maintaining relationships with upstream farmers and improving our processing workflow, we continue to meet increasingly complex requirements. Several multinational clients highlight the structure of our technical data, appreciation for real human support, and our willingness to share honest limitations about crop variance or supply chain bottlenecks.
From the moment clove leaf extract reaches our lab, the differences stand out. High quality shows in clarity and aroma—marker traits not duplicated by rushed or careless methods. Over the years, product failures have been traced to inconsistencies hidden in lower-quality oils, especially those brought in by resellers who cannot vouch for origin. Batch fingerprinting and hands-on quality measurements allow us to rule out common faults. This process doesn't end at the factory; we support customers through blending guidance and long-term batch archiving for reference or re-testing.
In production, every variable counts. Unreliable suppliers cost time and money, introducing unknowns into formula outcomes. In our laboratory, we examine every incoming drum not only for purity, but for actionable markers: pourability at set temperatures, color under standard light, aroma under sensory panels. Staff work hands-on with the extract—no remote testing or unreadable batch reports. Clients see the benefit in fewer spoiled lots or rejected blends. Monitoring extends far beyond the basics. It’s routine to spot gradual changes in minor compound ratios and flag them for technical review.
Global markets expect strict safety documentation and regulatory compliance. We address regional and international standards. Each batch includes a detailed technical dossier, certificates of origin, and a full safety breakdown. Provenance transparency helps end users manage their own regulatory burdens, and batch-specific tracking makes recalls rare in our workflow. Regular in-house audits and open collaboration with client regulatory teams set us apart; a process shaped by experience and feedback, not just regulatory minimums.
We believe that every drum should have a documented story. Placing batch records in client hands means they can verify, compare, and trace supply chains quickly—vital in an era when product recalls or regulatory audits can threaten entire product lines. Customers know the risks of generic, bulk-bought oil: inconsistent quality, questionable blending practices, and potential regulatory fines. Our transparent model supports peace of mind and long-term differentiation in crowded markets.
Changing regulations and evolving market needs challenge us to keep improving. Demand for high-purity, naturally derived eugenol grows among food formulators, as lawmakers and consumers watch ingredient lists more closely. Science is revealing further potential for secondary clove compounds—in preservation, sensory modulation, and even wellness areas—driving demand for extracts with precise, transparent composition. We invest in continuous process improvement, not for the sake of novelty, but because past experience shows it prevents future quality incidents.
Years of work at each stage—farming, extraction, analysis, and customer support—have shaped how we make and deliver clove leaf extract. Every improvement, whether in refining plant relationships, modernizing our distillation, or expanding our analytic controls, started with a challenge from the market or a lesson from the lab. The result stands in every drum our customers receive, backed by personal experience, field knowledge, and a philosophy of open, evidence-based support.