DRIED HERBS & BOTANICAL INGREDIENTS
Chamomile Flowers – B2B Export Product Details
Technical, commercial and procurement information for international buyers.
Product Description
Chamomile Flowers is an India-origin dried herb, spice or botanical ingredient supplied for international B2B procurement. The declared botanical/raw-material identity is Matricaria chamomilla (syn. Matricaria recutita), using Flower heads. In the contracted grade it is presented as Whole dried flower heads with yellow centers and white petals; broken grade as specified, with a typical cream-white petals with yellow/golden centers appearance, sweet, apple-like, floral and characteristic aroma and mildly sweet, floral and slightly bitter taste profile. Available commercial supply is Whole flowers; cut/sifted; powder on request; cut size, mesh, grading, sterilization or other processing requirements should be agreed before order confirmation.
Typical applications include Herbal teas and infusions; beverage blends; botanical extracts; cosmetic/personal-care ingredient processing; herbal formulations. For export purchasing, the buyer should approve a written product specification and batch COA. Recommended quality verification includes Botanical identity; moisture; foreign matter; microbiology; pesticide residues; heavy metals; volatile oil/apigenin-related parameters where specified. No additives expected for single-ingredient dried chamomile unless declared. Final acceptance criteria, destination-country limits, lab methods and labeling requirements always govern the shipment.
Damodarr Global supports bulk procurement with food-grade export packaging, customized packing subject to MOQ, quality-document coordination and standard commercial export documentation. The standard export MOQ shown for this content set is 1 Metric Ton; shipment terms, lead time, Incoterm, packing configuration and testing panel should be confirmed in the quotation.
Product & Commercial Profile
Core identity and supply information for enquiry comparison.
Category
DRIED HERBS & BOTANICAL INGREDIENTS
Botanical / Scientific Name
Matricaria chamomilla (syn. Matricaria recutita)
Common Name
Chamomile Flowers / German Chamomile
Plant Part / Raw Material
Flower heads
Form
Whole flowers; cut/sifted; powder on request
Indicative HS Code
121190 (indicative; verify before filing)
Technical & Quality Profile
Final acceptance criteria should follow the buyer-approved specification and applicable batch COA.
Appearance
Whole dried flower heads with yellow centers and white petals; broken grade as specified
Color
Cream-white petals with yellow/golden centers
Aroma
Sweet, apple-like, floral and characteristic
Taste
Mildly sweet, floral and slightly bitter
Moisture
As per approved Product Specification / batch COA
Foreign Matter
Controlled; as per approved Product Specification / batch COA
Purity
As per Buyer Specification / batch COA; identity, cleanliness and composition must match the approved product specification.
Particle / Cut Size
Whole flower heads or cut/powder size as specified
Additives / Carrier Declaration
No additives expected for single-ingredient dried chamomile unless declared.
Storage
Store in sealed food-grade packaging in a cool, dry, clean, odour-free area away from direct sunlight, heat, moisture and pests. Protect powders and hygroscopic ingredients from humidity; follow FIFO/FEFO and buyer-agreed storage conditions.
Product Highlights
- Country of Origin: India
- Botanical identity: Matricaria chamomilla (syn. Matricaria recutita)
- Commercial form: Whole flowers; cut/sifted; powder on request
- Export-grade bulk supply for B2B buyers
- Buyer-specification grading / cut size / mesh where applicable
- Batch testing and export documentation support
- Buyers generally evaluate whole-flower integrity, aroma, color, moisture, cleanliness, microbiology and pesticide-residue compliance
Available Export Forms
- Whole dried flowers
- cut/sifted flower grade
- powder
Applications
- Herbal teas and infusions
- beverage blends
- botanical extracts
- cosmetic/personal-care ingredient processing
- herbal formulations
Industries & Buyer Types
- Herbal tea brands
- beverage manufacturers
- botanical extractors
- cosmetic ingredient companies
- nutraceutical manufacturers
- distributors
Packaging & Export Documentation
Packaging Options
- 10 kg / 20 kg / 25 kg food-grade lined bags
- Kraft or multiwall export bags with inner liner
- Food-grade drums for selected powder grades (subject to order)
- Customized bulk / private-label packaging subject to MOQ
Export Documentation
- Certificate of Analysis (COA)
- Product Specification Sheet
- SDS / MSDS where requested
- Microbiological Test Report where applicable
- Heavy Metal Test Report where applicable
- Pesticide Residue Report where required
- Certificate of Origin
- Phytosanitary / Fumigation Certificate subject to commodity and importing-country requirements
- Commercial Invoice and Packing List
COA / Lab Parameters Buyers May Specify
Testing scope should be agreed by product, buyer specification and destination-market requirement.
- Botanical identity
- moisture
- foreign matter
- microbiology
- pesticide residues
- heavy metals
- volatile oil/apigenin-related parameters where specified
Export Compliance & Pre-Shipment Checks
Agricultural and food-ingredient export requirements vary by product form and destination market.
Use the current Indian export and destination-market requirements applicable to the exact product form. Confirm IEC and applicable FSSAI/exporter registrations; Spices Board registration may apply to spices/spice products, and APEDA requirements may apply to scheduled agricultural products. Check destination-country pesticide MRLs, microbiological/contaminant limits, labeling rules, import permits and plant-health requirements before shipment. Phytosanitary and fumigation certificates are issued/provided only where the commodity and importing-country conditions require them. Country-of-origin statements on shipping documents must match the actual legally qualifying origin of the shipped lot.
Indicative HS reference: 121190. Verify the current Indian 8-digit ITC(HS) before customs filing. Classification can change with whole vs. ground/powder form, drying method, added carriers/sugars, blends, extracts or other processing, and tariff revisions.
Why International Buyers Source This Product from India
International buyers source India-origin Chamomile Flowers for food, herbal, spice, botanical and ingredient applications. India provides an established agricultural and botanical processing base with commercial cleaning, grading, cutting, milling and export packing capabilities. Buyer approval should be tied to botanical identity, correct plant part, sensory profile, cleanliness, moisture, microbiology, residues, heavy metals and other product-specific parameters. Buyers generally evaluate whole-flower integrity, aroma, color, moisture, cleanliness, microbiology and pesticide-residue compliance.
Why Choose Damodarr Global
- Standard export MOQ starting from 1 Metric Ton
- India-origin Chamomile Flowers supplied in powdered commercial grades
- Buyer-specification processing, sizing/mesh and quality parameters
- Batch-wise COA and third-party laboratory testing support where required
- Food-grade bulk packaging and customized packing options
- Certificate of Origin, commercial export documents and destination-specific documentation support
- Dedicated B2B support for importers, distributors, manufacturers and private-label buyers
Target Buyer Profile
- Primary buyers: Herbal tea brands, beverage manufacturers, botanical extractors
- Typical buyer markets: importers and manufacturers across Middle East, Europe, North America and Southeast Asia sourcing India-origin Chamomile Flowers
- Best fit for buyers who need: buyer-specification grading, batch COA/lab testing support, and private-label or custom bulk packaging
What Buyers Should Confirm Before Requesting a Quotation
- Required product form / grade: Whole flowers; cut/sifted; powder on request
- Particle or cut-size requirement: Whole flower heads or cut/powder size as specified
- Order quantity against MOQ: 1 Metric Ton
- Required COA / laboratory parameters and any buyer-specific limits
- Bulk or private-label packaging format, pack weight and labeling requirements
- Destination country, importer requirements, shipment documents and any plant-health / treatment conditions that apply
- HS classification: use 121190 (indicative; verify before filing) only as an indicative reference and verify the final applicable ITC(HS) before filing
Frequently Asked Questions
Buyer-focused FAQs for Chamomile Flowers.
What is Chamomile Flowers and what botanical identity should be declared?
Chamomile Flowers is supplied as an India-origin botanical/food ingredient. The botanical identity is Matricaria chamomilla (syn. Matricaria recutita), and the contracted plant part/raw material is Flower heads. The specification and COA should use the same identity.
Which export forms of Chamomile Flowers are available?
The standard commercial form is Whole flowers; cut/sifted; powder on request. Additional cut sizes, milling/mesh grades or related forms can be supplied only where agreed in the purchase specification.
What are the main B2B applications for Chamomile Flowers?
Typical applications include Herbal teas and infusions; beverage blends; botanical extracts; cosmetic/personal-care ingredient processing. Suitability depends on the buyer's formulation, destination-market rules and final approved grade.
Which quality tests should an importer request for Chamomile Flowers?
A buyer should request a batch COA and, where relevant, testing for Botanical identity; moisture; foreign matter; microbiology; pesticide residues; heavy metals. Product-specific marker or functional tests should be included when contractually required.
What is the MOQ and can packaging be customized?
The standard export MOQ is 1 Metric Ton. Food-grade bulk packaging, customized pack weights and private-label options can be discussed subject to product, pack format and order volume.
What HS code and export documents apply to Chamomile Flowers?
The indicative HS reference in this sheet is 121190. The final Indian 8-digit ITC(HS) must be verified for the exact form/composition before filing. Typical shipment documents include Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, COA and product-specific certificates such as phytosanitary or fumigation documentation where the importing country requires them.
Are additives or carriers used in Chamomile Flowers?
No additives expected for single-ingredient dried chamomile unless declared.
Export note: Regulatory, testing, labeling, phytosanitary, fumigation and documentation requirements can change by commodity, processing form and importing country. Confirm the current requirements for the specific shipment before dispatch.
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