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Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export – Superior Quality

ACPFOOD supplies bulk dried calendula petals for export to B2B buyers, wholesalers, and distributors worldwide. Also known as dried marigold and Calendula officinalis, our vibrant petals are carefully harvested, dried, and processed to preserve their color and beneficial properties. We serve the herbal tea, cosmetics, skincare, and pharmaceutical industries with consistent quality and reliable supply for large-scale orders.

Premium Marigold and Calendula Petals for Global Wholesale

  • Product Code: FLO-025
  • Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 300 kg

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Why Choose ACPFOOD for Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export?

ACPFOOD is a trusted supplier of bulk dried calendula petals for export, offering premium dried marigold wholesale and Calendula officinalis bulk supply to international buyers. Our calendula petals are carefully harvested and processed to meet the highest standards for use in herbal teas, cosmetics, skincare, and pharmaceutical products. We cater to wholesale calendula suppliers, importers, and distributors seeking consistent quality and reliable delivery for large orders worldwide.

ACPFOOD supplies Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export, harvested from premium Calendula officinalis L. plants cultivated in Iran’s sun-rich fields. These golden-orange marigold petals are carefully dried to preserve their natural color, aroma, and bioactive compounds, making them ideal for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, herbal tea, and food industries worldwide.

Our Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export are rich in flavonoids, triterpenoids, and carotenoids, contributing to their anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and skin-soothing properties. Widely used in ointments, skincare formulations, and herbal infusions, Calendula petals are valued for promoting wound healing and improving skin vitality.

Each ACPFOOD shipment of Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export is laboratory tested, non-irradiated, and accompanied by complete export documentation (CoA, TDS, and MSDS available upon request).

🏭 Industrial Applications

  • Pharmaceutical & Nutraceutical: Extracts and powders used in anti-inflammatory and skin-repair formulations.

  • Cosmetic & Skincare Industry: Key ingredient in natural creams, balms, and lotions for sensitive skin.

  • Food & Herbal Tea Industry: Adds natural yellow color, floral aroma, and mild bitterness to teas and seasonings.

  • Aromatherapy & Wellness: Dried petals are used in potpourri blends, massage oils, and bath salts.

🌱 Product Specifications

Parameter Description
Botanical Name Calendula officinalis L.
Plant Part Used Dried flowers / petals
Color Bright yellow to orange
Moisture ≤ 10%
Purity ≥ 98%
Origin Iran
Shelf Life 24 months (store in cool, dry conditions)

🌍 Why Choose ACPFOOD

  • ✅ Reliable exporter of Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export

  • ✅ EU-standard quality control and full documentation

  • ✅ Sustainable sourcing and careful hand-harvesting

  • ✅ Custom packaging for industrial or retail requirements

  • ✅ Supply continuity for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and herbal tea manufacturers

ACPFOOD is your trusted wholesale Calendula supplier, offering premium dried marigold petals in bulk with full traceability and worldwide delivery coverage.

🚚 Delivery Options

🌍 Direct Export from Iran – Available worldwide
🇪🇺 European Union Customers: Delivered DDP from our warehouse in Heppenheim, Germany (MOQ: 500 Kg)
🇨🇦 Canada & 🇨🇳 China: Delivered DDP (MOQ: 500 Kg)
🇺🇸 USA Customers: Delivered DAP (MOQ: 1,000 Kg)
🚢 Other Countries: CIF shipping available worldwide

Calendula officinalis plant with vibrant yellow-orange flowers
The flowering Calendula plant, known for its healing petals
Scientific Name: Calendula officinalis L.
Synonyms: Calendula eriocarpa DC., Calendula prolifera hort.
English Name: Pot Marigold
Other Names in English (UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand): Calendula, Garden Marigold
Family: Asteraceae

GENERAL DATA

Plant parts: Flowers
Cultivation mode: Wild collection/Cultivated
In manufacturing: Cosmetics, pharmaceutical, shampoos, soaps, perfumes, extracts, dyeing of oils, food coloring, painting, oil.
In food: Tea.

 

🟠Industries That Use Calendula Flowers (Calendula officinalis L.)

Calendula flowers—also known as Marigold petals—are widely used in modern herbalism, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and animal health. Rich in flavonoids, triterpenoids, and carotenoids, it is a time-tested medicinal plant with broad multi-industry applications.

🟠 What Are Calendula Flowers?

Calendula officinalis, known commonly as Pot Marigold, is an annual plant with golden-orange daisy-like flowers. The ray florets (petals) are the main part harvested for their anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and wound-healing properties.

These flowers contain faradiol esters, lutein, beta-carotene, and flavonoids—making them ideal for both external skin care and internal herbal formulations.

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1. Pharmaceutical & Herbal Medicine Industry 💊

These flowers are featured in:

  • Topical ointments and creams for skin wounds, ulcers, eczema, and burns

  • Gargles and mouth rinses for sore throats and oral mucositis

  • Herbal teas for menstrual regulation, inflammation, and liver detox

  • Tinctures or salves for lymphatic drainage and tissue repair

✅ Often used as dried petals, infusions, tinctures, or ointments.

2. Nutraceutical & Functional Supplement Industry 🧃

Calendula is gaining attention for:

  • Herbal capsules or powders with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties

  • Detox and digestive-support teas

  • Supplements for immune modulation, liver function, and gut health

✅ Mild yet effective, often used with chamomile, dandelion, or fennel.

3. Cosmetic & Personal Care Industry 🧴

One of the most important cosmetic herbs, Calendula is used in:

  • Natural face creams and body lotions (especially for sensitive skin)

  • Baby creams and diaper rash ointments

  • Lip balms, eye creams, and post-sun exposure products

  • Soothing oils for acne-prone or inflamed skin

✅ Calendula oil (infused) is a staple in natural skin care formulations.

bulk dried calendula petals for export harvested with care
Carefully sourced calendula officinalis petals in bulk

4. Veterinary & Animal Health Industry 🐕

This flower is recognized in:

  • Natural veterinary salves for wounds, cuts, and skin infections

  • Internal herbal blends for immune and digestive support in pets

  • Herbal sprays for hoof care, insect bites, or surgical recovery

✅ Safe for topical and limited internal use in dogs, horses, and small animals.

5. Food, Beverage & Herbal Tea Industry 🍵

These petals are used as:

  • A natural colorant and garnish in herbal teas

  • Decorative element in health foods and artisan bread

  • Herbal blends for liver, lymph, and menstrual support

✅ Recognized as edible flower, safe and vibrant.

6. Natural Dye & Craft Industry 🎨

These flowers are:

  • Used for yellow–orange natural dyeing of fabric or paper

  • Incorporated in natural candles, soaps, and bath bombs

  • Combined with other herbs for herbal incense or ritual crafts

✅ Provides a warm, golden hue when infused or simmered.

🟠 Summary Table – Calendula Flowers

Industry Common Uses
Pharmaceutical & Herbal Wound healing, anti-inflammatory teas, lymphatic tonics
Nutraceutical Liver detox, gut and immune health, gentle anti-inflammatory
Cosmetic Sensitive-skin creams, baby products, lip and eye care
Veterinary Skin salves, wound care, digestive and immune support
Food & Tea Edible petals, herbal teas, garnish, natural coloring
Dye & Craft Plant-based dye, artisan soap, bath products
🌱 Key Features:
  • Contains triterpenes, carotenoids, flavonoids, and essential oils

  • Gentle but effective anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing herb

  • Used internally and externally across multiple regulated industries

  • Safe for human and veterinary use

  • Emblematic herb in both traditional European and modern botanical medicine

 

PRODUCT NAME IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Persian Name: همیشه بهار، زرگُل/ Hamisheh Bahar, Zargol
German Name (Deutschland, Austria, Switzerland): Echte Ringelblume, Garten-Ringelblume, Gemeine Ringelblume,
French Name (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec): Souci, Souci officinal, Souci des jardins

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Calendula petals naturally dried to preserve their properties

About Calendula Officinalis

Pot Marigold is a one-year or perennial plant that reaches fifty centimeters in height. The stems of this plant are relatively thick and hairy and their cross section is circular. On the stems, there is a sticky moisture. This plant has abundant, elongated, relatively large, hairy, sometimes pointed and drop-shaped leaves that grow without petioles. The upper leaves of this plant are much smaller than the lower leaves.

The flowers are relatively large, orange, sometimes yellowish, which grow singly at the end of the flowering stems. Each flower consists of a large number of elongated, narrow, almost almond-shaped petals, completely separated from each other, with three very small teeth at the top of each petal. At the bottom of each flower, there is a small tank, in which there are a number of small, curved, relatively narrow, crescent-shaped, sometimes sickle-shaped, deep brown, and sometimes light brown seeds, which grow in a circle, next to each other. Behind each seed, there are many tiny bumps.

 

Pot Marigold Chemical Constituents

Several types of Saponin, a tasteless substance similar to bassorin, a resinous substance, a bitter substance called Calendulin, Sterol, Faradiol, Arnidiol, Carotin, Cholesterol, Essence, Lauric acid, Palmitic acid, Stearic acid, Salicylic acid, Oleanolic acid, Pentadecylic acid, Myristic acid.

Close-up of dried Calendula petals for tea and cosmetic use
Fine-cut Marigold petals rich in natural compounds

 

Pot Marigold Temperament

Some consider it mild and some cold and dry.

 

Farmers harvesting vibrant Calendula (Pot Marigold) flowers in a field
Dedicated farmers carefully collecting Calendula blossoms under the sun

Pot Marigold Health Benefits

  1. Brew 10 to 20 grams of fresh flowers or 15 to 30 grams of dried flowers in a liter of boiling water for 15 minutes, then strain the water and sweeten it with honey and drink a cup of it every morning, noon and night. Sudorific, antiseptic, clears the blood, cure Splenitis, relieves indigestion, treats constipation, is effective for all kinds of headaches and eye pain, for relieving hot coughs and chest pain is useful, it is useful for relieving neurasthenia and anemia, it eliminates jaundice, it is effective for relieving pain and other discomforts in menstruation, it treats cancerous organs over time, it eliminates pimples and acne, eczema.

2.  Boil 30 grams of it with its leaves in a liter of water, then brew it, strain and drink 3 cups of this tea a day. Prevents indigestion, relieves stomach pain, and regulates menstruation if you start eating it 8 days before the first day of menstruation every month, by drinking a cup after each meal.

3. Smash and poultice it, it cures Urticaria.

4. Soak fresh flowers in vinegar for 24 hours and then poultice, it cures corns.

5. Knead it with milk and barley flour and poultice it around the eyes and drop its extract into the eyes, it will remove eyelid swelling.

6. Rubbing its tincture is useful for wound healing and prevents inflammation and wound infection.

 

🌼 Nutrition Facts – Calendula Flowers (Calendula officinalis L.)

Serving Size: 1.5 g (dried petals or whole flowers for infusion or extract)
Calories: ~4 kcal

Nutrient Amount per 1.5g Per 100g
Total Fat 0.03 g 2.0 g
• Saturated Fat 0.005 g 0.3 g
Cholesterol 0 mg 0 mg
Sodium 0.6 mg 40 mg
Total Carbohydrate 0.9 g 60.0 g
• Dietary Fiber 0.2 g 15.0 g
• Natural Sugars 0.05 g 3.5 g
Protein 0.08 g 5.0 g

🌿 Phytochemical & Functional Profile (Per 100g):

Compound / Group Approx. Content Functional Role
Triterpenoids (faradiol esters) Present Anti-inflammatory, wound healing
Flavonoids (quercetin, isorhamnetin) Moderate Antioxidant, vascular and skin support
Carotenoids (lutein, zeaxanthin) High Skin & eye protection, antioxidant
Essential oils (alpha-cadinol, gamma-cadinene) 0.1–0.3% Antimicrobial, calming
Saponins Present Mild cleansing, immune modulation
Mucilage Trace–moderate Soothing, protective for mucous membranes

🧬 Vitamins & Minerals (Per 100g):

Micronutrient Approx. Content % DV (per 100g)
Vitamin C ~13 mg 22%
Vitamin A (as carotenoids) ~5120 IU ~100% (RAE varies)
Calcium ~120 mg 12%
Magnesium ~70 mg 18%
Potassium ~400 mg 11%
Iron ~3.2 mg 18%

🌼 Calendula flowers are widely used in traditional herbalism for skin and wound healing, immune support, and digestive care. Typically consumed as an infusion or used in oils, creams, salves, and tinctures.

⚠️ Calendula is generally safe but should be avoided during pregnancy without supervision. Those with ragweed allergies may react.

Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. Nutrient and phytochemical content may vary by harvest and drying method.

 

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Research & Studies – Dried Calendula Petals (Marigold)

Botanical source: Calendula officinalis L. (Asteraceae)

Calendula officinalis L. (pot marigold) is one of the best-studied medicinal flowers in modern phytotherapy. Its dried petals and flower heads are rich in triterpenoids, carotenoids, flavonoids, saponins, essential oils and phenolic acids with documented wound-healing, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-diabetic and dermatological benefits. PMC+3

These properties underpin the growing global demand for bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics, bulk calendula petals for tea blends, and bulk calendula officinalis petals for pharmaceutical use, particularly in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

1. Global scientific evidence – what Calendula petals can do

1.1 Phytochemical & pharmacological profile

Recent comprehensive reviews describe Calendula officinalis as a multifunctional medicinal plant, noting that its flowers contain flavonoids, triterpenoids, carotenoids, saponins, and volatile oils that account for:

  • Anti-inflammatory effects (inhibition of pro-inflammatory cytokines and COX-2 expression) MDPI+1

  • Wound-healing and tissue regeneration (stimulation of granulation tissue, collagen, angiogenesis) PubMed+2

  • Antioxidant activity (strong radical-scavenging and lipid-peroxidation inhibition) PubMed+2

  • Dermatological, anti-diabetic and hepatoprotective effects. PMC+1

The European Medicines Agency’s herbal assessment on Calendula officinalis flos supports its traditional use for minor inflammations of the skin and mucosa, and as an aid in healing minor wounds and burns. European Medicines Agency (EMA)

These data provide a solid scientific base for organic dried calendula petals for herbal medicine, dried calendula petals for skincare formulations, and bulk dried calendula flowers for nutraceutical products.

1.2 Clinical trials – skin, wounds, radiotherapy & oral mucositis

A number of clinical trials have evaluated calendula flower preparations (creams, ointments, mouthwashes):

  • Wound & burn healing: A systematic review of Calendula officinalis extract for acute and chronic wound healing found that calendula preparations improved inflammatory resolution, granulation tissue formation, and ulcer surface reduction in several animal and human studies (including venous leg ulcers and burns). PubMed+1

  • Radiation-induced dermatitis (breast cancer): A Phase III randomized trial comparing calendula ointment to trolamine cream in breast cancer patients under radiotherapy showed significantly lower rates of severe radiodermatitis in the calendula group. ResearchGate+1

  • Radiodermatitis prevention – newer trials: A more recent randomized controlled trial (published via the Australasian College of Dermatologists) compared calendula cream with standard Sorbolene for prevention of radiodermatitis; while underpowered, it illustrates ongoing interest in calendula in modern oncology skin care. PubMed+1

  • Acute hand and finger wounds: A 2022 randomized trial on secondary-intention healing of hand/finger wounds found that calendula cream improved certain wound-healing parameters vs. control treatments. Taylor & Francis Online

  • Diaper dermatitis: A comparative clinical trial in infants showed that calendula ointment (and aloe) provided safe and effective treatment for diaper dermatitis. Wiley Online Library

  • Radiation-induced oral mucositis: A 2% Calendula officinalis flower extract mouthwash significantly reduced the intensity of oropharyngeal mucositis in head-and-neck cancer patients compared with placebo in a randomized trial. SpringerLink+1

This clinical evidence directly supports industrial interest in bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics, bulk calendula petals for oil maceration and extracts, and bulk calendula officinalis petals for pharmaceutical use.

2. Research & applications by region

Not every trial was physically done in each country, but these countries use and reference this evidence in their industries and medical/herbal literature.

2.1 United Kingdom & Europe

In Europe and historically the UK, Calendula officinalis flos is an established herbal ingredient:

  • The EMA herbal assessment recognises Calendula flos for topical treatment of minor inflammation of the skin and mucosa and as an aid in healing minor wounds, based on long-standing use and modern trials. European Medicines Agency (EMA)+1

  • Reviews on traditional uses and phytochemistry describe calendula flowers as a topical anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and wound-healing agent, widely used in herbal ointments and creams. SAGE Journals+1

Industry applications in the UK / EU:
  • Herbal & wellness brands buying dried calendula flowers for herbal infusions and bulk calendula petals for tea blends (e.g. detox, skin, women’s balance and relaxation teas).

  • Natural cosmetics manufacturers sourcing bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics, dried calendula petals for skincare formulations, and wholesale calendula petals for soap and balm making for soothing, anti-redness products.

  • Herbal medicine and homeopathic companies using organic dried calendula petals for herbal medicine as a topical vulnerary (wound-healing) and anti-inflammatory.

For these buyers, ACPFOOD can present itself as an export-quality calendula petals supplier and wholesale calendula petals supplier with EU-aligned documentation.

2.2 United States

American integrative medicine, dermatology and natural-products sectors rely heavily on Calendula research:

  • The 2023 updated review in Pharmaceuticals summarises anti-inflammatory, wound-healing, anti-diabetic, hepatoprotective and antioxidant activities for calendula, and is widely cited by formulators in North America. MDPI+1

  • Wound-healing and radiodermatitis studies (breast cancer, burns, hand wounds) are frequently referenced by U.S. herbalists, naturopathic and oncology-support clinics when recommending calendula creams and rinses. PubMed+2

Industry applications in the USA:
  • Nutraceutical and herbal supplement brands using bulk dried calendula flowers for nutraceutical products (capsules, tinctures, glycerites).

  • Tea and beverage companies sourcing bulk calendula petals for tea blends and natural calendula petals for sale as a decorative and functional ingredient.

  • Natural skincare, baby care and tattoo/burn care brands buying premium dried marigold petals wholesale and bulk calendula petals for oil maceration and extracts to make healing salves, balms and creams.

These buyers search phrases like buy dried calendula petals in bulk, premium-grade dried calendula petals for manufacturers, and calendula officinalis petal exporters worldwide, which your page can target.

2.3 Canada

Canadian natural health product (NHP) companies and herbalists use calendula extensively:

  • Calendula features in Canadian wound-care and herbal reviews as a trusted vulnerary (wound-healing plant) with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Cambridge Media

  • The same global clinical trial data on radiodermatitis, oral mucositis and wound healing are used by Canadian integrative oncology and dermatology practitioners. SpringerLink+2

Industry applications in Canada:
  • NHP and herbal remedy brands purchasing organic calendula officinalis petals for export and organic dried calendula petals for herbal medicine (creams, drops, bath blends).

  • Cosmeceutical manufacturers sourcing bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics and dried marigold petals wholesale for natural colorants in creams, lotions, facial oils and shampoo bars.

  • Pharmacies and compounding labs using calendula preparations as adjuncts for minor skin conditions, diaper rash and radiotherapy skin care.

2.4 Australia & New Zealand

Calendula is very popular in Australasia’s natural health and dermatology sectors:

  • The Australasian College of Dermatologists published a randomized trial comparing calendula cream with Sorbolene cream in preventing radiotherapy-induced dermatitis, illustrating strong professional interest in calendula-based skin care. PubMed+1

  • Australian wound-care literature cites systematic reviews on calendula and other botanicals used as local resource botanicals in wound care. Cambridge Media Journals+1

Industry applications in Australia & NZ:
  • Herbal tea, kombucha and wellness beverage manufacturers using bulk calendula petals for tea blends and dried calendula flowers for herbal infusions.

  • Natural cosmetic brands buying bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics, dried calendula petals for skincare formulations, and wholesale calendula petals for soap and balm making.

  • Functional-food producers incorporating bulk calendula petals for food and beverage industry as a natural colorant and “skin-support botanical.”

2.5 South Africa

Calendula is well-known in South African herbal practice and research:

  • A 2025 study evaluated antibacterial activity of Calendula officinalis flower preparations against South African multidrug-resistant ESKAPE pathogens, confirming relevant antimicrobial effects. iem.modares.ac.ir

  • A review on African medicinal plants in cutaneous wound repair lists Calendula officinalis among key botanicals aiding cutaneous healing and infection control, underlining its acceptance in African wound-care research. PMC+1

  • Calendula ointments and salves “made in South Africa” with organically grown Calendula officinalis are marketed for eczema, rashes, abrasions, insect bites and nappy rash, reflecting strong local demand for calendula-based topical products.

Industry applications in South Africa:
  • Herbal ointment and salve producers looking for natural calendula petals for sale and bulk calendula petals for oil maceration and extracts.

  • Cosmetic labs sourcing bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics and dried calendula petals wholesale for skincare formulations.

  • Herbal medicine producers using bulk calendula officinalis petals for pharmaceutical use and organic dried calendula petals for herbal medicine.

3. How this science supports your commercial offer

The combined phytochemical data, clinical trials and regional applications above directly support ACPFOOD’s positioning as a B2B specialist in Bulk Dried Calendula Petals for Export.

3.1 For tea, beverage & herbal blends

  • Strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory profiles support marketing of bulk calendula petals for tea blends, dried calendula flowers for herbal infusions, and bulk calendula petals for food and beverage industry as functional botanicals with skin and wound-healing tradition. PubMed+2

  • Visual appeal and natural color make premium dried marigold petals wholesale and dried marigold petals wholesale for natural colorants attractive to tea, kombucha and culinary brands.

3.2 For cosmetics, skincare & personal care

  • Clinical evidence for wound healing, radiodermatitis, diaper dermatitis and atopic dermatitis explains the demand for bulk dried calendula petals for cosmetics, dried calendula petals for skincare formulations, and wholesale calendula petals for soap and balm making. PubMed+3

  • Cosmetic ingredient reviews describe calendula as “one of the most promising plants for use as a main ingredient in skin care products” due to its skin-regenerating and soothing properties. tks-hpc.h5mag.com+1

3.3 For pharmaceutical, herbal medicine & nutraceuticals

  • Anti-inflammatory, wound-healing and anti-diabetic evidence supports bulk calendula officinalis petals for pharmaceutical use, organic dried calendula petals for herbal medicine, and bulk dried calendula flowers for nutraceutical products in topical and oral formulations. MDPI+2

  • Calendula’s role in radiotherapy support (oral mucositis, radiodermatitis) is valuable for formulators of oncology-support products and hospital-grade topical preparations.

3.4 Why buyers choose ACPFOOD

For calendula flower wholesale buyers, you can highlight that ACPFOOD offers:

  • Consistent, clean lots of dried petals from Calendula officinalis L.

  • Lab-tested quality (moisture, microbiology, heavy metals; carotenoid/total flavonoid assays on request)

  • Options for organic calendula officinalis petals for export

  • Flexible packaging for buy dried calendula petals in bulk (e.g. 5–20 kg food-/pharma-grade sacks)

  • Support for manufacturers, brand owners and calendula officinalis petal exporters worldwide with documentation aligned to EU and destination-country requirements.

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