Pine leaf oil
What is Pine leaf oil?
Pine leaf oil (CAS 8000-26-8), also known as pine needle oil, is a steam-distilled essential oil derived from the needles and twigs of pine species. FEMA 2904.
Where is Pine leaf oil used?
- Fragrance, flavor and antimicrobial applications: fresh, woody, resinous character
- Personal care: forest-fresh scent in soaps, shower gels, shampoos and men's grooming products
- Food and beverage: FEMA-approved flavoring agent in confectionery and baked goods
- Savory seasonings: clean, piney note
- Household and industrial cleaning formulations: preservative component with scent and functional benefits
- Pharmaceutical and healthcare products: functional ingredient and carrier in topical preparations and inhalation products
- It is a staple for manufacturers seeking natural botanical extracts.
Good to know: Technical-grade material is offered for cleaning and industrial solvent applications where high purity is less critical than performance. Food-grade material conforms to FEMA and relevant flavor safety standards.
Commercial specifications
- Packaging from small amber glass bottles to bulk drums
Other Names (Synonyms)
Oils, pine needle|Oils, essential, pine leaf|Essential oils, pine leaf|Pine-needle oil|PINE OIL