Product name | Saffron Extract / Saffran Extract |
Botanical Name | Crocus Sativus |
Pearl Name | Corucus Sativus Flower Extract |
Cas No | 84604-17-1 |
Einecs No | 283-295-0 |
Part Used | Flower |
Harvest time | Spring Summer |
Product Form | Powder |
Production Method | Extraction |
Resolution | Water / Oil |
Saffron (Crocus sativus) is a bulb of Crocus (20 -30 cm tall), an autumn flowering plant from the family Iridaceae and spices obtained from this plant. The leaves of the plant are stripy, purple flowers are three stigmatized. The saffron plant, which is used as food coloring and flavoring, is mainly grown in Spain, France, Italy and Iran. The saffron is produced in Safranbolu in Turkey. Saffron, the world's most expensive spice by weight, is home to southwest Asia. It was first started around Greece. Half a kilogram of saffron can be extracted from 80,000 flowers. 100,000 times its own weight, water dyes yellow.
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