Cinnamon Twig Extract Powder 20:1 1KG/BAG

Cinnamon Twig Extract Powder 20:1

Botanical name: Cinnamomum cassia (L.) J.Presl
Family: Lauraceae
Common names: Chinese Cinnamon Twig, Cassia Twig, Gui Zhi
Plant part used: Young twig and branch
Origin: Native to southern China and mainland Southeast Asia; the twig is collected from the same tree that yields cassia cinnamon bark.

Cinnamomum cassia is an evergreen laurel tree. While the inner bark is the familiar spice, the young twigs are a separate traditional botanical material used in their own right. The twigs are harvested, dried and processed into a concentrated 20:1 extract powder.

Traditional use and character:
In traditional East Asian practice, cinnamon twig material is prepared as a warming aromatic botanical and is traditionally used in classic formulations. It is a long established traditional material distinct from the bark in heritage preparations.

Key constituents:
Cinnamon twig material contains volatile aromatic compounds including cinnamaldehyde, along with coumarin and related terpenes, reflecting its origin from the same species as cassia cinnamon bark.

Typical applications:
This 20:1 concentrated extract powder is suited to manufacturers of traditional formulations, botanical blends and aromatic preparation lines. It offers a standardized powdered form of a traditional cinnamon family material.

Specifications:
Extract ratio: 20:1
Appearance: Fine reddish brown powder
Latin binomial verified: Cinnamomum cassia
Pack size: 1KG/BAG

Storage and handling:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and moisture. Keep sealed in the original packaging until use. Recommended shelf life 24 months under proper storage conditions.

Compliance note:
This product is supplied as a raw material ingredient for qualified manufacturers and formulators. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Cinnamon material naturally contains coumarin, a compound subject to regulatory concentration limits in food and supplement categories in the EU and other jurisdictions. Buyers are solely responsible for confirming regulatory status, permitted use levels, labeling and import requirements in their intended market before purchase or resale.