Lemon - Import export

Extract from Melissa officinalis L. - organic or conventional - 1,8% - 7% - 18% rosmarinic acid

Extract from Citrus lemon L. - organic or conventional Ratio 4:1

Scientific name: Melissa officinalis L., M.cordifolia pers. ,M.romana Mill. Other names in English: Balm, Balm Mint, Common Balm, Cure-All, Dropsy Plant, Honey Plant, Melisa, Melissa. Cultivation mode: Wild collection\Cultivated In manufacturing: Pharmaceutical, Oil, Perfumery, Extract, Cosmetic, Beverages, Alcoholic drink (Wine), Insecticide Chemical Composition: The whole plant yields a volatile oil, flavonoids, and triterpenes. The volatile oil is about 0.1%, consisting of more than 50 compounds of which the major ones, citronellal, b-caryophyllene, neral, geranial, citronellol and geraniol amount to 70%. Also present in the leaves are caffeic, rosemarinic and ferulic acids.

Scientific name: Aloysia citrodora Other names in English: Herb Louisa Cultivation mode: Wild collection\Cultivated In manufacturing: Pharmaceutical, Perfumery, Cosmetic, Moisturizer, Beverages, Insecticide, Oil, Alcoholic drink, Extract Chemical Composition: The oil was characterized by a high content of monoterpenes (69.2 %) and moderate levels of sesquiterpenes (29.1 %). Although the oxygenated fraction was dominant (total = 55.5 %: 43.6 % as monoterpenes and 11.9 % as sesquiterpenes), the levels of hydrocarbon terpenoids were also notable (total = 42.8 %: 25.6 % as monoterpenes and 17.2 % as sesquiterpenes). Limonene (17.7 %) was the principal component, which, together with the citral isomers, geranial (10.1 %) and neral (9.8 %), make the oil obtained from this Jordanian species with characteristic flavor and fragrance. 1,8-Cineole (11.7 %), γ-terpineol (3.4 %), β-caryophyllene (2.6 %), α-curcumene (6.3 %), spathulenol (4.6 %), and caryophyllene oxide (3.1 %) were also...