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Shipped in hermetically sealed drums or tins. Used in the manufacture of medicines and perfumery, also as a flavouring. Leakage from containers will damage edible goods. | Shipped in hermetically sealed drums or tins. Used in the manufacture of medicines and perfumery, also as a flavouring. Leakage from containers will damage edible goods. | ||
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Revision as of 12:02, 30 November 2012
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Cinnamon Oil
Contents
Description
Derived by distillation from the leaves, bark or roots of the tree Cinnamomum Zeylanicum.
Shipped in hermetically sealed drums or tins. Used in the manufacture of medicines and perfumery, also as a flavouring. Leakage from containers will damage edible goods.
See also Cinnamon