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Based in the Czech Republic, Aroma praha, A.S. lists five active products across the Chemicals & Allied Products sector. The catalogue includes food flavours designed for fish bait, general food‑processing flavours, colour agents for Easter eggs, fragrance compounds for perfumery, and an aromatic chemical classified under HS code 2909.29. The aromatic chemical comprises organic aromatic compounds such as 3‑Phenyl‑1‑propanol (C9H12O) and Rum Ether “B”, an ethyl formate‑based substance. All items are presented without additional claims regarding certifications, capacity or client base.
The five entries reflect a focus on specialty chemicals used in food, cosmetics and hobby applications. Each product falls under the HS chapter 29 family for organic chemicals, with the aromatic chemical explicitly mapped to HS 2909.29. The supplier’s catalogue does not disclose packaging formats, but the listed categories are typical of bulk or small‑batch chemical supplies used by manufacturers in downstream industries.
Aroma praha, A.S. offers food‑grade flavours for bait and processing, colour agents for decorative eggs, perfume‑grade fragrances, and a specific aromatic chemical under HS 2909.29. In the flavour market, buyers usually require purity levels of 98 % or higher, verified by gas chromatography (GC) and sensory panels, with moisture content below 0.5 %. Fragrance compounds are commonly evaluated for volatility, odor intensity (expressed in odor units), and compliance with IFRA standards. The aromatic chemical category typically demands assay purity of 99 % or more, water content under 0.1 %, and documentation of the molecular structure, matching the listed compounds C9H12O and ethyl formate derivatives. Standard packaging for such chemicals includes 25 kg drums, 1 L amber glass bottles, or bulk ISO tanks, depending on order size.
The supplier lists food flavours for fish bait, flavours for food processing, Easter egg colour agents, perfume fragrances, and an aromatic chemical classified under HS code 2909.29.
The aromatic chemical is assigned HS code 2909.29, covering organic aromatic compounds such as 3‑Phenyl‑1‑propanol and ethyl formate‑based Rum Ether ‘B’.
Food‑grade flavours usually require a minimum purity of 98 %, verified by gas chromatography, with moisture content below 0.5 % and compliance with food safety regulations.
Buyers should obtain a certificate of analysis, material safety data sheet, and any REACH registration evidence for the chemical, along with packaging details and batch numbers.
Typical packaging includes 25 kg steel drums for bulk chemicals, 1 L amber glass bottles for fragrance samples, and bulk ISO tanks for larger aromatic‑chemical shipments.
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