Rosemary Powder
Part of our Herbs range, manufactured and exported by Arizone International LLP.
Rosemary Powder is made from the dried, needle-like leaves of rosemary, now botanically named Salvia rosmarinus (formerly Rosmarinus officinalis). With its strong, pine-like, woody aroma, it is a classic culinary herb and a popular ingredient in hair care, herbal teas, natural cosmetics and food preservation.
Arizone International supplies Rosemary Leaf Powder and dried rosemary leaves for seasoning and food companies, hair-care and cosmetic brands, tea blenders, wholesalers and exporters.
The Herb of Remembrance
Rosemary is an evergreen shrub native to the Mediterranean, where it grows on dry, rocky coasts. Its old Latin name, "ros marinus", means "dew of the sea". It has long been linked with memory: ancient Greek students wore rosemary wreaths while studying, and in Shakespeare's Hamlet, Ophelia says, "There's rosemary, that's for remembrance". Morocco, Tunisia, Spain and Turkey are among the major producers of dried rosemary.
Rosemary for Hair
Rosemary has become one of the most popular natural ingredients in hair care. Rosemary water, made by simmering rosemary leaves, and rosemary-infused oils are used as scalp rinses and treatments. A small clinical study published in 2015 compared rosemary oil with a common hair-loss treatment and reported similar results after six months, which greatly increased interest in rosemary for the scalp. Rosemary powder is used in hair packs, shampoos and homemade rosemary water.
What Rosemary Contains
- Essential OilRich in 1,8-cineole, camphor and alpha-pinene, giving rosemary its aroma.
- Carnosic Acid and CarnosolPowerful natural antioxidants, which is why rosemary is used to protect foods and oils from rancidity.
- Rosmarinic AcidA water-soluble polyphenol named after rosemary.
- Flavonoids and TriterpenesIncluding ursolic acid.
Applications
- Seasonings for meat, potatoes, breads and Mediterranean dishes
- Herb blends such as herbes de Provence and Italian seasoning
- Hair packs, rosemary water, shampoos and scalp oils
- Herbal teas and focus blends
- Soaps, scrubs and natural cosmetics
- Natural antioxidant for foods (extract grades)
Safety Notes
Rosemary is safe in normal culinary amounts. Concentrated rosemary products are not recommended in large amounts during pregnancy, and people with epilepsy should avoid concentrated rosemary oil. A patch test is recommended for scalp and skin products.
Quality Parameters
- Identity of Salvia rosmarinus
- Volatile oil content and aroma
- Colour, moisture and particle size
- Stem and foreign matter content
- Microbiology, with steam-sterilised grades available
- Pesticide residues, heavy metals and pyrrolizidine alkaloids where required
Packaging and Storage
Rosemary Powder is packed in airtight, light-protective bags. Store in a cool, dry, dark place to preserve aroma.
Rosemary pairs well with thyme and garlic.
Tips for Buyers and Formulators
Rosemary powder adds flavour to seasonings and meats, and it is used in hair care blends. Keep it sealed to protect aroma, and ask for steam-sterilised powder for food use.
Tell us the mesh size you need for seasonings.
Why Choose Arizone International?
We are an India-based supplier and exporter of herbs, spices and botanical powders. We supply Rosemary Powder and leaves, as well as rosemary extract, with test reports and full export documentation.
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Specifications
- Category
- Herbs
- Physical Form
- Fine powder – 60 to 100 mesh (custom mesh on request)
- Grade Options
- Food / Ayurvedic / Cosmetic grade
- Packaging
- 20–25 kg multi-wall paper or HDPE bags with food-grade PE liner; smaller pouches for private label
- Country of Origin
- India
- Shelf Life
- 24 months in original sealed packing
- Storage Conditions
- Cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture; keep bags closed
Applications
- Seasonings for meat, potatoes, breads and Mediterranean dishes
- Herb blends such as herbes de Provence and Italian seasoning
- Hair packs, rosemary water, shampoos and scalp oils
- Herbal teas and focus blends
- Soaps, scrubs and natural cosmetics
- Natural antioxidant for foods (extract grades)
Compliance
Rosemary is widely used in scalp care, though claims should follow local rules.
Rosemary contains carnosic acid, a natural antioxidant.
Rosemary is now called Salvia rosmarinus.
Rosemary Powder is usually milled to 60 to 100 mesh, and finer or coarser grades can be made to suit capsules, tea blends or cosmetic use.
Yes. Rosemary Powder can be steam sterilised to lower the microbial count, which is often needed for food, supplement and export orders.
We export Rosemary Powder from India to buyers in the USA, the UK, the EU, the Middle East, Australia and 40+ other countries. Orders ship by sea or air on EXW, FOB, CIF or DAP terms, with a certificate of analysis and a certificate of origin.
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