Plant extraction - Import export

White Wormwood Absolute (Artemisia Absinthium) Artemisia Absinthe is a plant, also known as white wormwood, that is used to make the alcoholic drink absinthe. This drink has a characteristic anise flavor and is often associated with symbols of art and literature. The plant contains substances such as thujan, which can have psychoactive effects if consumed in large quantities. Wormwood absolute (Artemisia absinthium) is a concentrated extract obtained from the wormwood plant. This extract has a unique, spicy and grassy aroma with bitter, fresh and camphor notes. It is used in perfumes, cosmetics and aromatherapy, and also has some medicinal uses. Production process of Artemisia Absolute - Absolute from White Wormwood Plant collection: Wormwood leaves and flowers are collected during the period of greatest concentration of essential oils. Extraction: The collected plant material is extracted using a solvent, usually ethanol.

Scots pine CO2 extract (Pinus sylvestris) CO2 extraction, also known as supercritical carbon dioxide extraction, is a process for extracting useful substances from plants or other raw materials using supercritical (critical point) carbon dioxide as a solvent. When carbon dioxide is heated and pressurized to a specific point, it becomes supercritical, meaning it is in both the liquid and gas phases at the same time. In this supercritical state, CO2 can use its unique properties to extract various compounds from plants. CO2 extract from white pine (White Pine CO2 extract) is obtained by the process of CO2 extraction (supercritical extraction with carbon dioxide) of the needles and tips of white pine (Pinus strobus). White pine needles are rich in active ingredients and essential oils that have many health and cosmetic benefits. Botanical (Latin) name: Pinus sylvestris. Uses and properties : Perfumery, cosmetics, medicine, aromatherapy, food industry.