Can I use this material in my market?Status in the US, California, the EU, UK, Canada and Asia, matched by CAS number.Search a material →
Which part of the plant, and how was it made?Plant parts and processing methods for natural oils, absolutes and extracts.Explore botanicals →
Which allergens do I have to declare?The EU labelled fragrance allergens, with a calculator for your product levels.Check allergens →
Which materials behave like this one?Materials grouped by chemical family, with the shared watch-outs.Browse families →
How do I label it?GHS, allergen, flavor naming, Prop 65 and transport labeling in plain language.Read the guide →
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Every material page brings three things together: who we are looking at (identity, botanical source, process), where it stands by market (matched by CAS number against the regulatory lists we keep current), and what to watch for in a formula (allergens, hazards and our formulation notes).
Material profiles are written by Formulatlas. Market data comes from the official lists named on each entry. Nothing on these pages replaces the supplier's documents or the current text of the regulation.