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HS Code |
564248 |
| Product Name | Chrysanthemum Flavone |
| Source | Chrysanthemum morifolium |
| Appearance | Yellowish powder |
| Purity | ≥98% |
| Solubility | Soluble in ethanol and DMSO, insoluble in water |
| Molecular Formula | C15H10O5 |
| Molecular Weight | 270.24 g/mol |
| Main Component | Flavone compounds |
| Storage Conditions | Store in a cool, dry place, away from light |
| Cas Number | 491-70-3 |
| Extraction Method | Solvent extraction |
As an accredited Chrysanthemum Flavone factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Amber glass bottle containing 25 grams of Chrysanthemum Flavone, sealed with a screw cap, labeled with chemical information and safety warnings. |
| Shipping | Chrysanthemum Flavone is shipped in tightly sealed, chemically resistant containers to ensure product stability and prevent contamination. It is protected from light, moisture, and extreme temperatures during transit. Packaging complies with international shipping regulations for laboratory chemicals, and accompanying documentation includes safety data sheets and handling instructions for safe delivery and storage. |
| Storage | Chrysanthemum Flavone should be stored in a tightly sealed container, protected from light and moisture. Keep it in a cool, dry place, ideally at 2–8°C (refrigerated), and away from incompatible substances such as strong oxidizers. Proper storage preserves its stability and purity, ensuring safe handling and reliable results in research or application. Always follow local safety regulations for chemical storage. |
| Purity 98%: Chrysanthemum Flavone with a purity of 98% is used in pharmaceutical formulations, where it enhances anti-inflammatory activity and consistency of therapeutic results. Particle Size 50 μm: Chrysanthemum Flavone with a particle size of 50 μm is used in dietary supplement powders, where it improves solubility and uniformity in mixing processes. Stability Temperature 90°C: Chrysanthemum Flavone with stability up to 90°C is used in functional beverage manufacturing, where it maintains bioactive integrity during thermal processing. Molecular Weight 374.34 g/mol: Chrysanthemum Flavone with a molecular weight of 374.34 g/mol is used in nutraceutical capsule development, where it ensures precise dosing for effective bioavailability. UV Absorbance 325 nm: Chrysanthemum Flavone with UV absorbance at 325 nm is used in quality control laboratories, where it allows accurate and reproducible quantification for batch validation. Melting Point 256°C: Chrysanthemum Flavone with a melting point of 256°C is used in cosmetic cream formulations, where it provides high formulation stability under elevated storage conditions. Residual Solvent <0.1%: Chrysanthemum Flavone with residual solvent content below 0.1% is used in food additive production, where it ensures product safety and regulatory compliance. Heavy Metal Content <10 ppm: Chrysanthemum Flavone with heavy metal content below 10 ppm is used in herbal extract products, where it meets safety standards for consumer health protection. Assay by HPLC ≥99%: Chrysanthemum Flavone with an HPLC assay of ≥99% is used in clinical research trials, where it guarantees consistent active compound delivery. Moisture Content <2%: Chrysanthemum Flavone with moisture content below 2% is used in tablet manufacturing, where it reduces microbial growth and extends shelf life. |
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Chrysanthemum flavone comes from decades of steady extraction and refinement experience in our own facilities. We don't outsource our production; every gram starts in raw botanical material brought in from trusted origins. The yellow-golden powder you see packed in our containers passes through a careful processing line, free from diluent fillers. As direct manufacturers, we oversee each step, from plant shipment to extraction, drying, and finished quality checks. That gives us confidence in purity, and it gives our partners honest data on concentration and performance in application.
We supply chrysanthemum flavone standardized to 98% purity, measured by HPLC and verified with retention time benchmarks set by reference standards. After so many cycles of scale-up extraction in our reactors, we've cut solvent residue well below regulatory guidance. The color is a pale, easy-to-handle powder — never sticky, never oily, never carrying the musty scent some suppliers struggle to clear. We run every batch through sifting screens for consistent particle size, which helps avoid clumping. Our equipment handles lots from metric kilogram scale on up, which means no risk of batch memory from prior synthesis projects. We understand some users need custom mesh sizes or slightly tweaked concentrations, and we have the flexibility in our plant to accommodate requests as long as our QC still meets our own standards.
Water solubility counts for more than most realize. Over the years, several customers in beverage, cosmetics, and feed have shared feedback on solubility issues they've had with lower-grade imports, and they had to deploy additional surfactants or adjust pH. With our process, the solubility curve in neutral water is predictable and tested for each lot. No surprises on dissolution during your mixing step, no gunk at the bottom of the tank. That reliability saves both additives and time.
The main buyers for our chrysanthemum flavone are in the supplement and food enrichment domains, especially those looking to deliver flavone compounds in a single, well-characterized matrix. We know from direct feedback that some manufacturers run into regulatory delays with inconsistently documented products or residues beyond per-batch limits. We ship our certificates and supporting technical sheets along with every order, and our support team answers formulation questions promptly, backed by our plant's testing data rather than handwaving from a brochure. This is the assurance we give because we operate the reactors and the evaporators ourselves — we've seen every challenge and can actually describe what happens inside those vessels when a problem comes up.
Herbal extraction isn’t just about isolation of compounds; it’s about preserving the active groups that are sensitive to air, heat, or light. Our decades working with flavonoids taught us not to shortcut on solvent choice, temperature ramping, or purification steps. The results show in the color, aromatic signature, and stability against oxidation. We respect that firms blending this compound into their finished goods need a shelf-stable, reliable powder — not a material that cakes on storage or darkens over months. We run our own shelf-life trials in controlled humidity cabinets and update our documentation as new data comes in.
There are plenty of chrysanthemum flavone types on the market, but users tell us the difference lies in trace contaminant levels (especially pesticides and heavy metals), batch-to-batch reliability, and transparency on standards. We rarely field customer complaints about odors, off-colors, or dissolution, because our upstream material undergoes tight controls and ongoing review with each supplier. We don’t source from anonymous bulk supply chains or mask batch outliers in blended deliveries. Our production records are available for direct review — every kilo is accountable and traceable.
One of the more rewarding developments in our years producing chrysanthemum flavone has come from joint R&D with university partners and private firms. Researchers have brought us samples from pilot extractions seeking to amplify bioactivity, minimize cost, or adapt the compound for a different delivery route. We offer pilot-scale support, including smaller batches or alterations in solvent choices, for these purpose-driven projects. Our technical staff stays at the bench, not just in the office, helping fine-tune each process adjustment. One of our more common modifications lately is tighter cuts on volatile impurities for overseas nutraceutical clients, as well as custom packaging for firms with high humidity environments.
Feedback matters. Several customers pushed for a more robust, easy-to-open pack. We responded by shifting to liners that open without generating electrostatic spray and lock tightly to prevent scent escape. Others mentioned interaction with excipients in tableting applications; we added tablet compaction stress-tests to our QC routine and include those results transparently. There's no benefit in hiding challenges — if our material interacts in an unexpected way, our lab teams look for both the cause and a fix, and the user stays informed.
Customers sometimes ask why direct manufacture matters, particularly when alternatives appear online at bargain prices. Managing every stage of our extraction and purification means not only traceability but tech agility. If a batch anomaly arises, we don’t wait for an external lab report or speculate on a sourcing hiccup — we trace the residue or contaminant directly to its source equipment and clean, adjust, or halt. Down the years, we’ve seen how shortcut procurement leads to material with undisclosed residues, variable flavor, off-color, or even incompatible carrier solvents.
For health applications, tight control over incoming plant material and in-house testing means predictable microbe and mycotoxin counts. We work to meet the most stringent global norms, not just local guidelines, since our customers export worldwide. Direct manufacturing also gives us a head start on documentation, which helps customers submitting for regulatory approvals — there's no lag time waiting for a supplier disclosure or certificate correction.
Chrysanthemum flavone can sound generic unless you’ve tried to substitute generic bulk grades in a nuanced formulation. Over years of dialogue with manufacturers, finished goods formulators, and research clients, clear points of separation emerge between our material and widely-shipped alternatives. Many off-the-shelf powders look similar, but contain odor traces, broad-spectrum pesticide residues, or color drifting from batch to batch. Generic chrysanthemum extract powders may only loosely indicate their active fractions, with no audit path for the test methods or plant sourcing. Our lots undergo third-party validation plus on-site checks, and we provide method sheets so the customer can match our tests in their own labs.
Longevity of color and resistance to caking matter particularly where the final product must attract consumers or hold powder blend stability. One powdered beverage manufacturer saw charring at the fill line with certain imports, only to find after investigation that excessive solvent carryover changed color stability mid-run. We design our process for clean evaporation and clear residuals, backed by batch documentation that follows each delivery. As a rule, our flavone packs stay free-flowing and visually consistent in multi-tonne storage, even after months at ambient warehouse conditions.
Mycotoxin presence is a recurring issue noted with lower-cost chrysanthemum flavone. Overdried material or poorly stored source botanicals can breed these contaminants. Our line runs with humidity control and storage protocols developed through years of industry learning. What shows up in our customer’s QC matches our own results, which is why repeat purchase rates have grown steadily since we streamlined those checks. Repeat collaboration with regulatory inspection teams means we adapt to shifts in legal guidance quickly, keeping customer goods eligible for new shipping markets.
Downstream users often approach us during product development phases when the goal is to maximize the plant flavone content with no letdown in texture or color. Our technical support staff engage in troubleshooting runs — everything from poor mixing in high-shear tanks, to color loss during low-temperature spray drying. One global supplement producer who purchased bulk chrysanthemum flavone elsewhere noticed inconsistent final product COA values. They approached us, requesting detailed breakdowns of our own HPLC profiles and batch traceability records. We provided side-by-side documents, hands-on advice on dispersing micro-batches, and ran parallel tests to isolate causes of their variability. Success in projects like these comes from our willingness to open equipment logs, not just recite a script.
In food applications, the balance of solubility, taste, and color preservation matters from the moment our flavone enters the mixing tank. For beverages or confectionery coatings, downstream brands want a golden hue that stays photo-stable and resists the acidic pH found in flavor bases. To prevent browning, we control oxidizer exposure throughout the extraction and drying stage. Longer-term users have reported fewer mixing problems after switching to our powder, pointing to both the control over granule size and the absence of volatile residues that sometimes disrupt mouthfeel and scent in final goods.
Markets in Europe and North America in particular enforce rigorous thresholds for pesticide and solvent residues. Our process adapts to these requirements by timely review with export consultants and adjustment of our cleaning protocols. The same holds for documentation: our teams prepare regulatory files with all technical attachments upfront, so partners entering new regions have the files needed for smooth customs clearance and label claims. Our ability to back each item with source logs and validations keeps even high-volume shipments moving without holdups. Companies reaching for market share in functional foods or nutraceuticals turn to us for this documentation readiness at batch scale.
Beyond initial registration, we help longtime customers respond to spot audits by preparing rapid reference samples and analytical logs. Teams from two large beverage companies called on us to resolve shelf-life issues tied to off flavor and stability as their products aged on the shelf. Our shared investigation led to adjustments in their stabilization blend and adapted our packing spec for their humid shipping corridor. Repeated engagement with "problem-solving on the fly" builds trust and strengthens ties in ways off-the-shelf commodity vendors rarely replicate.
Every year, equipment upgrades and minor parameter tweaks take place on our lines — not for headline claims, but in response to day-to-day production challenges and the suggestions brought by end users. Sometimes, what at first seems like a minor color drift, odor nudge, or packing quirk leads to weeks of process trials and vendor reappraisal. As a plant operator committed to long-term partnership, I take pride in those cycles of listening, adapting, and delivering incremental refinements.
Our plant rarely sits idle; each campaign refines understanding and repeats successful adjustments. Where some operators rush to market with a new extract, we pause to run stability and compatibility trials with our downstream partners. This habit of reflective change, not one-and-done fixes, has kept our material visible in a market that’s always expanding and always under new scrutiny.
From formulation stability to regulatory approval, chrysanthemum flavone works best when its maker controls the whole production chain. Our hands-on handling, learned through years of on-the-floor plant operations, means our powders deliver no back-room surprises. Whether measured by purity, traceability, color, or particle size, our product gives direct evidence of the value skilled manufacturing adds.
It’s easy to over-promise with commodity extracts, or to cut corners by treating batch documentation as a paperwork exercise. That approach costs more in the long haul with recalls, inconsistent final goods, and regulatory headaches. Our way gives each buyer a real partnership, a feedback loop, and consistent improvement — not a faceless invoice for mill-kilo drums.
Chrysanthemum flavone is more than a supplement ingredient or a food additive. Its performance reflects both the plant and the process. Our experience stands behind every batch, shaped by years of practice, honest error, adaptation, and growth. This means reliable technical support, a willingness to share data, and a commitment to collaborative problem-solving, whatever your field or product challenge.
As demand for botanical actives grows, we continue investing in both analytical tech and critical process oversight. Input from existing and new customers remains central to our improvement cycles. Every season brings unique hurdles in source harvesting, solvent recycling, facility maintenance, and new use scenarios. We open our doors for audits, trials, and technical visits, building each new customer relationship on practical demonstration rather than marketing gloss. We are industry colleagues, not just suppliers.
Looking ahead, newer applications in health, food enhancement, and personal care continue to grow. We stay close to R&D projects with ingredient developers, support custom lot sizing, and help anticipate regulatory shifts before they present stumbling blocks. No short-term sales pitch could replace this working history or the direct factory knowledge that’s sharpened our chrysanthemum flavone year by year. We’re proud of our record, and look forward to new collaborations built on honest, durable results.