Rosa canina extract

Rosa canina extract (CAS 84696-47-9), derived from the fruit of the dog rose plant, is recognised under FEMA 2990 and sourced for its antioxidant activity and flavouring properties.

Where is Rosa canina extract used?

• Personal care: antioxidant stabilisation and skin-conditioning in facial serums, moisturisers and anti-aging creams
• Food and beverage: natural flavouring in teas, fruit preparations and functional drinks
• Nutraceutical: vitamin C-positioned dietary supplements and standardised botanical extracts for immune support
• Pharmaceutical: herbal preparations and plant-based formulations
• The extract delivers concentrated rosehip bioactives, including polyphenols and vitamin C.

Commercial specifications

• Standardised grades specifying polyphenol or vitamin C content