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. Recognized under FEMA 2904, it delivers a fresh, woody, resinous character valued across fragrance, flavor, and antimicrobial applications.

In personal care, pine leaf oil is used to impart forest-fresh scent profiles in soaps, shower gels, shampoos, and men's grooming products. Food and beverage manufacturers incorporate it as a FEMA-approved flavoring agent in confectionery and baked goods.

The oil is also utilized in savory seasonings where a clean, piney note is required. Its antimicrobial activity supports use as a preservative component in household and industrial cleaning formulations, providing both scent and functional benefits.

Pharmaceutical and healthcare products leverage it as both a functional ingredient and a carrier in topical preparations and inhalation products. This versatility makes it a staple for manufacturers seeking natural, effective botanical extracts.

Pine leaf oil is supplied as a mobile liquid, typically in packaging ranging from small amber glass bottles to bulk drums for industrial volumes. It is available in cosmetic-grade and food-grade specifications for various industrial needs.

Food-grade material conforms to FEMA and relevant flavor safety standards to ensure consumer safety. Technical-grade material is also offered for cleaning and industrial solvent applications where high purity is less critical than performance.