Import Clove Leaf Oil Redistilled — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Clove Leaf Oil Redistilled, also known as Eugenol Rectified Oil, is produced by fractional distillation of clove leaf material. The oil presents as a clear, mobile liquid that may appear slightly viscous, ranging in colour from colourless to pale yellow. Laboratory analysis shows an eugenol content of between 80% and 85%, which gives the oil its characteristic strong clove aroma. The supplier lists the product as a clear oily liquid that darkens and thickens when exposed to air.

In the essential‑oil market, clove leaf oil is typically extracted by steam or water distillation before a redistillation step that concentrates eugenol. An 80‑85% eugenol level is considered high for this commodity and aligns with the grades used in flavour and fragrance formulations. The oil’s viscosity and colour are within the normal variation for freshly distilled clove oil, and the strong odor confirms its purity before any further refinement. Standard industry practice also checks for low moisture and free fatty acid levels, although specific values are not supplied here.

The oil is mainly purchased by manufacturers of flavouring preparations, medicinal extracts and perfumery bases. Buyers usually require a Certificate of Analysis to confirm eugenol concentration and may request batch‑specific testing. Trade terms such as MOQ, price and Incoterms are not disclosed in the listing, so interested importers should contact CV Xoso directly to negotiate bulk shipment, packaging details and payment conditions.

CV Xoso is located at Jl. Martadireja II No. 1001, Purwokerto, Central Java 53111, Indonesia. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0.00, indicating no recorded replies to enquiries. The supplier’s profile does not provide additional corporate history or production capacity, focusing solely on the export of clove leaf oil.

The listing specifies that CV Xoso supplies the redistilled oil for international buyers and highlights the oil’s eugenol concentration as a key quality marker. No certifications, audit reports or client references are mentioned, so importers should request supporting documentation directly from the supplier before finalising a purchase.