Anis Seed Oil

Anise seed oil, derived from the seeds of the anise plant (Pimpinella anisum), is sometimes used as a flavoring ingredient in processed meat and seafood products. The anise seed oil has a distinct licorice-like flavor and aroma. When added to processed meats or seafood, it can contribute to the overall taste profile, providing a subtle anise flavor. However, it's important to note that the use of anise seed oil in processed food products may vary depending on regional preferences and specific product formulations. Manufacturers carefully consider the desired flavor characteristics and consumer acceptance when incorporating anise seed oil into processed meat and seafood.


Anis seed oil, as a flavor enhancer, lends a distinct, aromatic taste to processed meat, enriching its overall flavor profile.

In processed seafood, anise seed oil functions as a natural preservative, offering antimicrobial properties that aid in extending shelf life, alongside subtly complementing the seafood's flavor.

Storage:

Cold-dry Storage 

Well Ventilated Area

Protect from The Light 

Packaging:

20-25 kg/pale