Chamomile was used thousands of years ago in ancient Egypt, where it was honored for its great curative properties. It was first used in Europe about 1600, to help with insomnia, back pain, rheumatism, neuralgia and nervousness. Color - Nature color Details of product Clean and neat, tight and dried tea shape; strong heavy ,brisk and fresh taste Taste - Flower, sour and bitter Main Feature & Benefits: - Can relieve muscle pain caused by headaches, migraines, or fever. - Can resist aging and moisturize skin, and tea soup can also be used as a nourishing agent for hair. - Drinking chamomile tea has a calming effect and makes people gentle and kind. - It is also helpful for sleep and stability.
Organic dried chamomile is a versatile botanical ingredient widely used in herbal teas, skincare formulations, and nutraceuticals. Its golden-yellow flowers are carefully harvested and dried to preserve their natural color, aroma, and therapeutic compounds. This grade is prized for its clean appearance, robust fragrance, and balanced flavor profile.
Sourced from certified organic farms in France, this chamomile adheres to strict EU organic standards, ensuring no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers are used during cultivation. The product is naturally gluten-free and suitable for organic product lines, cosmetic applications, and wellness beverages.
Beyond traditional tea use, organic dried chamomile can be processed into extracts, essential oils, or powders for integration into supplements, topical products, or culinary ingredients. Its mild sedative and anti-inflammatory properties make it a popular choice in holistic health and relaxation-focused products.
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This grade offers a balanced aroma and flavor compared to lower-cost conventional chamomile, while being more accessible than premium organic chamomile from Egypt or Argentina. The French origin ensures compliance with EU organic regulations, which may simplify import documentation for some markets.
Pricing scales with order volume and minimum order quantity (MOQ). Contact suppliers directly to request a price quote tailored to your volume tier. Bulk discounts often apply for orders exceeding 500 kg or 1 metric ton.
Based in Provence, France, Soupin Jean Stephane specializes in the cultivation and export of organic botanicals, with over 15 years of experience in sustainable agriculture and EU organic certification compliance.
The company operates vertically integrated farms and processing facilities, ensuring traceability from seed to shipment. Their organic dried chamomile is cultivated using regenerative practices, supporting soil health and biodiversity.
Particle size varies by harvest batch but generally falls between 1-3 cm for whole dried flowers. For applications requiring finer particles, suppliers can provide pre-ground or milled options upon request.
Yes, this grade is commonly used for steam distillation to produce chamomile essential oil, though the oil yield and profile may vary based on flower quality and extraction method.
Yes, provided the supplier can provide a valid EU Organic certificate and the final formulation complies with cosmetic regulations in your target market.
Store in a cool (<25°C), dry environment with low humidity (<60% RH) and minimal light exposure. Use moisture barriers (e.g., inner liners) if storing for extended periods.
The drying method is typically sun-drying for premium quality, but suppliers may use mechanical drying for scalability. Confirm the method with the supplier for your specific needs.
Chamomile may trigger allergic reactions in individuals sensitive to plants in the Asteraceae family (e.g., ragweed). Always conduct allergen testing for finished products.
Yes, but verify compliance with pet food regulations in your target market (e.g., AAFCO or FEDIAF standards). Ask the supplier for a pet-food-grade declaration if required.
Standard documentation includes a bill of lading, commercial invoice, packing list, organic certificate (if applicable), and COA (Certificate of Analysis) confirming moisture, purity, and microbial limits.