Import Calendula Flowers / Marigold — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Calendula flowers, also known as pot marigold, are offered here as dried whole blooms sourced from Aromatica in Cairo, Egypt. The product consists of intact flower heads with vibrant orange-yellow petals, preserved through careful dehydration to retain color, aroma, and bioactive compounds. The dried form maintains a moisture content typical for export-grade botanicals, ensuring stability during shipping and storage.

The material is 100% natural Calendula officinalis, free from artificial additives or preservatives, with a standard petal-to-floret ratio expected in commercial dried calendula. The flowers are harvested at peak bloom to maximize the concentration of flavonoids and triterpene compounds, which are the primary active constituents for cosmetic and medicinal use. Industry standards for dried calendula typically specify a maximum foreign matter content of 1%, though buyers should confirm exact values with the supplier.

These flowers are used widely in skincare formulations for their anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing properties, as well as in herbal teas and culinary applications for color and mild flavor. Bulk buyers include cosmetic manufacturers, herbal product brands, and tea blenders. Trade terms such as MOQ, packaging, and incoterms are determined by direct agreement with Aromatica, with FOB Cairo a common baseline for Egyptian botanical exports.

Aromatica is a Cairo-based supplier of dried botanicals, with its registered address at 103 Ain Elsera, Cairo 11441, Egypt. The company operates as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating a verified presence and capacity for export-scale orders. While the response rate is currently listed as 0%, this reflects a recent or incomplete profile rather than operational capability.

The supplier specializes in botanical raw materials, with calendula flowers representing one of its core product lines. Aromatica’s profile does not state specific certifications, production capacity, or client history, so buyers should request documentation for quality assurance, such as certificates of analysis for heavy metals or microbial counts, which are standard for dried botanicals intended for cosmetic or culinary use.