S-Amden & Company

Pakistan, a major exporter of natural raw materials, hosts S‑Amden & Company which currently lists 26 distinct products across its catalogue. The portfolio spans essential oils such as Lavender and Clove, fragrance powders like Sandal Bukhoor, carrier oils including Coconut, Castor, Almond, Avocado and Black Seed, and cosmetic formulations such as moisturizing conditioning cream and soap bars. Several items are classified under HS code 3301 (e.g., Natural Rose Water, Lavender Essential Oil), HS code 3304 (e.g., Moisturizing Conditioning Cream, Sparkling Glow Fairies Cream), HS code 2712 (Petroleum Jelly variants) and HS code 1211.90 for Nigella Sativa Powder. The catalogue also includes niche incense products (Sandal Bakhoor Powder) and honey blends marketed as natural and almond honey. Export shipments from Pakistan commonly reach the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, the European Union and the United States, reflecting the global demand for natural cosmetics and fragrance ingredients.

The listed catalogue items cover four core material families: essential oils (Lavender, Clove, Camphor, Mint), carrier oils (Coconut, Castor, Almond, Avocado, Black Seed), specialty powders (Nigella Sativa, Sandal Wood, Bakhoor) and finished cosmetic goods (creams, soaps, petroleum jelly). In the essential‑oil market, buyers typically require a GC‑MS profile showing purity above 95 % and a refractive index within ISO‑specific limits; standard grades are denoted as “therapeutic‑grade” or “aroma‑grade”. Coconut oil is usually supplied as virgin or refined, with free fatty acid (FFA) levels under 0.5 % for virgin grade and moisture below 0.1 %. Castor oil for cosmetics often meets a viscosity of 950 - 1050 cSt at 25 °C and iodine value near 85 - 89. Sandal wood powder is graded by particle size (80 - 120 mesh) and moisture content under 8 %. Cosmetic creams classified under HS 3304 are formulated to a pH of 5.5 - 6.5 and must pass microbial limit tests (total viable count < 100 CFU/g).