Berjé Inc BENZALDEHYDE NATURAL

CAS Number: 100-52-7
Chemical Family: Plant Extracts

Berjé Inc BENZALDEHYDE NATURAL has an incredibly fruity, sharp, and sweet cherry fragrance. Being most commonly used in candies and cosmetics, Berjé Inc BENZALDEHYDE NATURAL is the go-to ingredient for adding cherry and almond notes to any fruit blend. Its strong, oily sweet, slightly bitter flavor is commonly associated with cherry candy and flavored medicines, making it one of the most instantly recognizable ingredients for products aimed at children.

Properties

Physical Form: Liquid

Product families

Applications

Food & Nutrition — Beverage

Other Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Food & Nutrition — Food

Bakery
Confectionery
Other Food Applications

Product Families

Food Ingredients — Taste & Flavor

Flavor Ingredients

Other characteristics

End Uses: Candies, Confectionery Products, Non Alcoholic Beverages
Solubility: Alcohol Soluble, Water Soluble
Alcohol Soluble
Water Soluble
Labeling Claims: Natural, Naturally Derived
Natural
Naturally Derived
Odor: Characteristic
Markets: Food & Nutrition
Appearance: Colorless to Pale Yellow Liquid
Shelf LIfe: 180 Days
Ingredient: Benzaldehyde
Insoluble In: Water
Technology: Food Ingredients
Ingredient Name: Benzaldehyde
Ingredient Origin: Natural Origin
Plant Origin
HIGHLIGHTS: Aroma & Flavor; Strong, sweet, and oily with notes of fruit and almond. Has a powdery, somewhat bitter drydown with nutty and woody undertones.
Chemical Inventories: TSCA (USA)
Flavor Ingredients: Aroma Ingredients
Food Ingredients Functions: Flavoring Agent
Food and Nutrition Applications: Candies
Confectionery Products
Non Alcoholic Beverages
Cosmetic Ingredients Functions: Fragrance

Technical data

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Characteristic	Value	Unit	Method
Acid Value	0	—	—
Active Content	98.0000 - 100.0000	%	GC Analysis
Active Content	99.9000 - 100.0000	%	GC Analysis
Specific Gravity (at 25°C)	1.0410 - 1.0460	—	—
Trace Toluene Content	max. 10	PPMS	GC / MS Analysis by GCMS
Refractive Index (at 20°C)	1.5200 - 1.5500	—	—

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