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Product Description
Cinnamon Extract Powder is a concentrated botanical ingredient derived from cinnamon bark and used to provide characteristic cinnamon constituents in nutraceutical, food, beverage, and botanical formulations. It offers a convenient powdered format for manufacturers seeking standardized or ratio-based cinnamon extracts for supplements and functional product development.
Cinnamon extract is valued for its naturally occurring aromatic compounds and polyphenolic constituents, including cinnamaldehyde and other cinnamon-derived compounds. Depending on the raw material, extraction process, and specification, the extract can be supplied as a conventional ratio extract or a standardized botanical ingredient.
Cinnamon Extract Powder is produced by extracting selected constituents from cinnamon bark and converting the resulting extract into a stable powdered ingredient. Cinnamon species commonly used for commercial extracts include Cinnamomum cassia and Cinnamomum verum, with the botanical source and specification affecting the constituent profile.
Unlike a single purified chemical compound, cinnamon extract is a complex botanical mixture. Therefore, it does not have one universal molecular formula, molecular weight, or CAS number. Buyers should evaluate the botanical source, extract ratio, marker specification, and analytical method together when selecting a material.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Cinnamon Extract Powder |
| Botanical Source | Cinnamomum spp. bark; commonly Cinnamomum cassia or Cinnamomum verum |
| Product Category | Plant Extracts / Herbal Extracts |
| Plant Part | Bark |
| CAS Number | Not applicable to the botanical extract as a whole; individual constituents have their own CAS numbers |
| Molecular Formula | Not applicable; cinnamon extract is a multi-constituent botanical mixture |
| Molecular Weight | Not applicable; cinnamon extract is not a single molecular compound |
| Appearance | Fine brown to reddish-brown powder, with a characteristic cinnamon aroma |
| Extract Specification | Common ratio specifications include 10:1 and 20:1; standardized grades can be customized by selected marker or assay |
| Key Constituents | Cinnamaldehyde, polyphenolic compounds, and other naturally occurring cinnamon constituents |
| Test Method | HPLC or UV-Vis methods according to the selected marker and specification |
| Grade | Food-grade and supplement-oriented botanical specifications; custom specifications available |
| Particle Size | Customizable to formulation and processing requirements |
| Shelf Life | Commonly 24 months when stored under recommended conditions |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed and protected from sunlight, heat, and moisture |
| Packaging | Commonly 1 kg or 5 kg aluminum foil bags and 25 kg fiber drums; custom packaging available |
| Bulk Supply | OEM and bulk quantities supported; MOQ and packing configuration can be customized according to the order |
Cinnamon Extract Powder can be used in capsules, tablets, sachets, powdered blends, and other botanical supplement formats where a cinnamon-derived ingredient is required.
The extract can be incorporated into selected functional food and beverage formulations, particularly products designed around botanical ingredients and cinnamon flavor profiles.
Cinnamon extract can be combined with other plant extracts in customized botanical formulas. The appropriate extract ratio or marker specification should be selected according to the finished-product formula and target positioning.
For cinnamon extract, the extract ratio alone does not fully describe the material. Procurement and formulation teams should compare the botanical species, plant part, extraction specification, marker or assay method, and intended application before approving a bulk ingredient.
| Selection Factor | What Buyers Should Evaluate | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Botanical Source | Confirm the Cinnamomum species and bark source | Different species can have different constituent profiles and are not automatically interchangeable. |
| Extract Ratio | Compare specifications such as 10:1 or 20:1 | Extract ratio communicates the relationship between starting botanical material and extract but does not by itself guarantee a particular marker concentration. |
| Standardization Marker | Specify the selected marker and analytical method when a standardized grade is required | A defined assay provides a more useful basis for batch-to-batch comparison than extract ratio alone. |
| Application | Match the specification to capsules, tablets, powders, foods, or beverages | Solubility, sensory profile, concentration, and processing requirements can differ between finished-product formats. |
Cinnamon Extract Powder is commonly packed in 1 kg or 5 kg aluminum foil bags for smaller commercial quantities and 25 kg fiber drums for bulk handling. Custom packaging, labeling, and packing configurations are available for OEM and private-label requirements.
Particle size can be customized to formulation and processing needs rather than being restricted to one universal mesh specification. Buyers should define the required powder characteristics when particle behavior is important to blending, filling, dispersion, or finished-product processing.
Cinnamon Extract Powder can be integrated into customized botanical formulas and finished supplement products. OEM and ODM support can include formulation development, dosage-form manufacturing, private-label production, labeling, and packaging customization.
For commercial projects, the specification should be established before production, including botanical source, extract ratio or standardization marker, analytical method, dosage form, packaging format, and applicable market requirements.
Quality control for cinnamon extract should evaluate both botanical identity and the chemical and microbiological characteristics relevant to the intended application. Per-batch testing may include:
Analytical specifications should be matched to the selected cinnamon species, marker, extraction process, and target application. Final product claims and labeling should also be reviewed against the regulatory requirements of the destination market.
Extract ratio should be considered alongside botanical source, marker content, analytical method, and finished-product dosage. A higher ratio does not automatically mean a proportionally better ingredient. For procurement, a defined assay or standardized marker can provide a more meaningful basis for comparing batches and suppliers.
No. Cinnamon extract is a botanical mixture containing multiple naturally occurring constituents, so the extract itself does not have one universal molecular formula or molecular weight. Individual constituents such as cinnamaldehyde have separate chemical identities and specifications.
A COA is typically used to verify the agreed batch specification, while a TDS provides technical product information and an SDS covers handling and safety information. Depending on the project, buyers may also request analytical reports, microbiological results, heavy-metal data, or applicable third-party certification documents.
Cinnamon Extract Powder provides a practical botanical ingredient format for supplement, functional food, beverage, and botanical formulations. Selecting the correct species, extract ratio, standardization approach, analytical method, and powder specification helps procurement teams align the raw material with the finished-product requirements.
Contact us today to request samples, a COA, technical documents, and a wholesale quotation for Cinnamon Extract Powder.

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