| The ISO 10115:2013 figures on this page are reference limits, not proof that an offered GOF lot conforms. Confirm the specific lot against its approved specification, CoA, GC/MS and SDS before purchase. |
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| Leaves (French type; some batches may include flowering tops depending on harvest) |
| Artemisia Dracunculus Oil |
| 8016-88-4 (oil; FEMA 2412); 90131-45-6 (EU inventory) |
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| 3301.29 (essential oils, other); confirm the national tariff classification for the product and destination with the customs broker. |
| Confirmed for the specific product and batch in the applicable COA or origin documentation. |
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| Steam-distill fresh or partially dried tarragon leaves; separate, dry, and filter the essential oil |
| ISO 10115:2013 (Essential oil of tarragon [French type]) |
| GC-FID/GC-MS profile vs reference; physicochemical parameters per ISO; batch CoA/SDS available |
| Estragole (methyl chavicol) is typically the major constituent; minor monoterpenes include limonene and β-ocimenes |
| 0.5 – 2.0% (ISO 10115:2013) |
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| 68 – 84% (ISO 10115:2013) |
| Not detectable / < 1.0% (ISO 10115:2013) |
Regulatory note (food/oral) | Naturally contains estragole (and potentially trace methyleugenol), which have genotoxic/carcinogenic concern; for food/oral use, apply risk-managed use levels per applicable regulations and customer specifications |
| Aromatic-anisic, green-herbal top/middle note for fougère, cologne, aromatic accords |
| Culinary/herbal notes (tarragon, anise); only where compliant with local regulations and customer requirements |
| Prefer aluminum or coated steel drums or HDPE; minimize headspace; protect from heat/light |
| Typically 24 months unopened under proper storage (confirm on CoA / supplier statement) |
| 15–25°C, dry, away from oxidants and direct sunlight; keep tightly closed |
| CoA, SDS, IFRA statement (where applicable), allergen statement, origin declaration |