De-mentholised Oil (DMO) in Gracias a Dios Department
Mentha arvensis oil from which part of the menthol has been frozen out. A cost-effective mint flavour base, supplied terpeneless or with terpenes. Gracias a Dios Department is a region of Honduras.
- CAS
- 68917-18-0
- FEMA
- 4219
- Grades
- DMO with terpenes · DMO terpeneless · Crude/Rectified
- Total menthol (GC)
- 30 – 45 % (typical)
- Menthone (GC)
- 20 – 35 % (typical)
Delivering De-mentholised Oil (DMO) to Gracias a Dios Department
The closest major container port to Gracias a Dios Department is Puerto Cortes, about 181 km from the region's main city. Sea transit from Nhava Sheva or Mundra is typically 30–42 days, plus inland haulage.
Buyers in Gracias a Dios Department use De-mentholised Oil (DMO) for toothpaste and mouthwash flavours, chewing gum and peppermint-type flavour reconstitution. Locally it is often searched as aceite de menta.
Documents
- Certificate of Analysis (COA) for every batch
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS / MSDS) and technical data sheet
- Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading
- Certificate of Origin
De-mentholised Oil (DMO) in Gracias a Dios Department
Can I buy De-mentholised Oil (DMO) in Gracias a Dios Department directly from the manufacturer?
Yes. N S Mint makes De-mentholised Oil (DMO) in Sambhal, India, and supplies buyers in Gracias a Dios Department directly. The closest major container port to Gracias a Dios Department is Puerto Cortes, about 181 km from the region's main city. Sea transit from Nhava Sheva or Mundra is typically 30–42 days, plus inland haulage.
What comes with a De-mentholised Oil (DMO) delivery to Gracias a Dios Department?
Certificate of Analysis (COA) for every batch, Safety Data Sheet (SDS / MSDS) and technical data sheet, Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading and Certificate of Origin.
How is De-mentholised Oil (DMO) packed?
180 kg GI drums; 25 kg aluminium cans.