Bulk Dried Feverfew Flowers for Export

Bulk dried feverfew flowers for export are available from ACPFOOD for botanical ingredient distributors, extraction companies, wholesalers and manufacturers. Obtained from Tanacetum parthenium, the dried flower heads are supplied separately from leafy herb material, with flower condition, stem content and batch specifications confirmed before ordering.

  • Product Code: FLO-056
  • Commercial Name: Dried Feverfew Flowers
  • Botanical Name: Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Sch.Bip.
  • Family: Asteraceae
  • Plant Part: Flower heads
  • Product Form: Dried flower heads and floral fragments
  • Specifications: Flower-head condition, fragmentation, colour, aroma, leaf and stem content, moisture and foreign matter agreed per batch
  • Supply Format: Bulk wholesale supply
  • Minimum Order Quantity: 300 kg, subject to availability
  • Intended Use: Further processing according to the agreed product specification

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Bulk Dried Feverfew Flowers for Export and Wholesale Supply

ACPFOOD supplies bulk dried feverfew flowers for export to botanical ingredient distributors, extraction companies, wholesalers and manufacturers. The dried flower heads provide botanical raw material for further preparation and processing.

For wholesale dried feverfew flowers enquiries, please provide your required quantity, destination, intended application and technical specification. Flower-head condition, fragmentation, acceptable leaf and stem content, and packaging are confirmed before order acceptance.

Product Highlights

  • Product code: FLO-056
  • Commercial name: Dried Feverfew Flowers
  • Botanical name: Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Sch.Bip.
  • Family: Asteraceae
  • Plant part: Flower heads
  • Product form: Dried flower heads and floral fragments
  • Minimum order quantity: 300 kg, subject to availability
  • Physical specifications: Agreed against the selected sample and batch
  • Supply format: Bulk wholesale quantities

For Tanacetum parthenium flowers orders, the quotation should identify the required flower-head condition, acceptable fragmentation and maximum leaf and stem content.

Botanical Identity

Feverfew belongs to the Asteraceae family. Its accepted botanical name is Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Sch.Bip.

Botanical synonyms found in trade and technical references include Chrysanthemum parthenium (L.) Bernh., Matricaria parthenium L. and Pyrethrum parthenium (L.) Sm.

In Persian, this product is known as Babuneh Gavi (بابونه گاوی). Purchasing specifications should include the botanical name and product code FLO-056 to distinguish it from other products sold under chamomile-related common names.

Feverfew is a separate species from German chamomile and Roman chamomile. Its identity, composition and application requirements should be assessed independently.

This page covers dried flower heads. Feverfew leaves, leafy flowering tops, whole aerial herb and processed extracts require separate specifications.

For botanical reference, see Kew’s Plants of the World Online.

Product Form and Physical Characteristics

This product is supplied as dried feverfew flower heads and floral fragments. The proportions of intact heads, detached floral material and small stems may vary according to the selected batch and preparation.

Flower-head size, colour, aroma and fragmentation should be assessed against a representative sample.

Please specify your requirements for:

  • Flower-head size and general appearance
  • Intact and broken flower-head proportions
  • Detached floral material and fine particles
  • Colour and characteristic aroma
  • Leaf, stem and other non-floral content
  • Moisture content
  • Foreign matter and damaged material
  • Any additional sorting, cleaning or sieving requirements

The selected sample and agreed specification define the material supplied. Whole flower heads, cut material and powder require different physical specifications and should be discussed separately.

Drying method, microbial-reduction treatment and any additional processing should be confirmed where relevant to the intended application.

Applications

Dried feverfew flower heads may be evaluated as raw material for:

  • Botanical extraction
  • Further manufacture of botanical ingredients
  • Professional formulations specifically requiring feverfew floral material

The selected batch and plant part must suit the intended processing method, finished-product specification and destination-market requirements.

A specification developed for feverfew leaves or whole aerial herb should not automatically be applied to separated flower heads. Buyers should assess the selected floral material before establishing extraction or formulation parameters.

Suitability for a particular food, cosmetic or other finished-product application requires assessment of that specific use. This product is supplied as botanical raw material for further processing.

Quality and Available Documentation

Please provide your technical and analytical requirements when requesting a quotation. Relevant parameters may include:

  • Botanical identity and plant part
  • Flower-head condition and size
  • Intact and broken-material proportions
  • Leaf and stem content
  • Colour and aromatic characteristics
  • Fine-material proportion
  • Moisture content
  • Foreign matter
  • Insect damage and visible mould
  • Microbiological quality
  • Pesticide residues and relevant contaminants
  • Marker-compound analysis, where required
  • Treatment status, where applicable

Ask about available certificates of analysis, technical information and export documents for the selected batch. Additional testing, analytical methods, acceptance limits, costs and lead times must be agreed before ordering.

Any required parthenolide specification must be agreed and verified for the selected flower-head material. Values or compliance claims established for leaves, whole herb or standardized extracts should not be transferred to this product without supporting evidence.

Organic certification, steam treatment, pharmacopoeial compliance and other specific claims should be used only where confirmed for the supplied material.

Packaging and Storage

Packaging format and net weight are confirmed according to the order quantity, transport method and buyer requirements.

Packaging should protect the dried flower heads from moisture, contamination and excessive crushing during transport and handling. Pack dimensions and loading arrangements should account for the bulk density of the selected material.

Store in suitable closed packaging in a cool, dry, clean place, protected from direct sunlight, pests and strong odours. Keep packaging closed when the material is not in use.

Shelf life and storage conditions should follow the agreed product specification.

Related ACPFOOD Products

Explore our Dried Flowers category for other bulk dried floral ingredients.

For Cota tinctoria, see our Dried Yellow Chamomile Flowers, also known as dyer’s chamomile and supplied separately under product code FLO-072.

For a separate botanical species, see our German Chamomile Flowers, supplied as Matricaria chamomilla under product code FLO-057.

Export and Delivery

Export availability depends on the destination, applicable import requirements and available transport arrangements.

The delivery term, shipment size, packaging, lead time, freight cost and required documentation are confirmed with the quotation.

Please provide your destination country, intended application and any technical or import requirements before order acceptance.

Request a Quote

For bulk dried feverfew flowers for export, please provide your required quantity, destination, intended application, flower-head condition, acceptable leaf and stem content, and packaging preference.

Please identify the requested product as FLO-056, Dried Feverfew Flowers from Tanacetum parthenium.

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