CASSIA CINNAMON VOLATILE OIL RATE QUICK TABLE

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The table for Volatile Oil percentage in each part of Cassia Cinnamon Tree.

Cassia Cinnamon Parts

Volatile Oil (VO)

Note

Cork (Skin)

0.7%

For low VO Broken or Powder

Twig

2%

For low VO Broken or Powder

Leaf

1 - 2%

For Powder

Branch

2 - 3.5%

For Broken or Powder

Forest Cassia (Fixed Oil Cassia)

[Non-preferable and Limited supply]

2% max

For low VO Broken or Powder

(Sometime for Stick Cassia in case you need cheap one for decorative purpose only)

Grade C

Age: 5-12 years

Thickness: 2.5 mm max

3 - 3.5%

For Split, Pressed, Broken

Grade B

Age: 12-20 years

Thickness: 2.5-4 mm

3 - 3.5%

For Tube, Square, Round, Broken, Stick, Chips

 

Skinless (without cork)

4% and above

Grade A

Age: above 20 years

Thickness: 4 mm up

3% and above

For Tube, Square, Round, Broken, Chips

 

Skinless (without cork)

4% and above

Cork (Skin)

Twig

Leaf

Branch

Forest Cassia

Grade C

Grade B

Grade A

This is the end of this article.
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