Pink peppercorn CO2 Extract La Reunion
Schinus terebinthifolia RaddiBotanical family : Anacardiaceae
Method of culture : Wildcrafted controlled
Part harvested : Fruits
Harvest period :
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
CAS TSCA : 949495-68-5
INCI : Schinus terebinthifolia fruit extract
Spicy
Peppery
The plant in depth
Our 100% pure and natural CO2 extract of pink peppercorn is produced from schinus terebinthifolius from Réunion Island. Schinus terebinthifolius is often confused with a similar species, Schinus molle, which is native to South America.
Native to the Indian Ocean region, the false pepper plant or Schinus terebinthifolius is a small tree with a dense, drooping appearance. The delicately scented flowers form hanging clusters that produce the peppercorns or drupes. These drupes exude a spicy, peppery, woody smell characteristic of pink peppercorn. It is often confused with a similar species, Schinus molle, which is native to South America.
Native to the Indian Ocean region, the false pepper plant or Schinus terebinthifolius is a small tree with a dense, drooping appearance. The delicately scented flowers form hanging clusters that produce the peppercorns or drupes. These drupes exude a spicy, peppery, woody smell characteristic of pink peppercorn. It is often confused with a similar species, Schinus molle, which is native to South America.
Specifications
| Method for obtaining | Extraction with CO2 |
| Appearance | Colourless limpid liquid, eventually slightly yellow |
| Constituents | Alpha-phellandrene, aplha-pinene, Limonene, germacrene D |
Advised uses : Perfumery, Cosmetic
