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 Table 3: Top-10 importing countries for EOs, 2021 ($ mn)  als, 110 cover 95% of the current global   Table 4: Top-10 exporting countries for EOs, 2021 ($ mn)  ($15.9-mn),  China  ($15.7-mn),  and
 Country  Imports  Country  Imports  consumption. Out of these, there are 31   Country  Exports  Country  Exports  Thailand ($14.5-mn).
 Global  In Asia  for  which  India  is  well  known  glo-  Global  In Asia  Regulations
 bally and there are nearly 21 which are
 US  $1,165  China  $407  grown, but not to a level for global signi-  US  $856  India  $817     Export of EOs, especially to deve-
 France  $466  India  $192  fi cance.  India  $817  China  $418               loped countries, is increasingly sub-
 China  $407  Iran  $189  France  $501  Indonesia       $262                 ject  to  regulatory  scrutiny.  Expor-
 India has made global impact with
 Germany  $398  Indonesia  $150  EOs of menthol, sandalwood, jasmine,   China  $418  UAE  $215  ters to Europe, for  example, need
                                                                             to contend with three major regula-
 Netherlands  $326  Japan  $148  tuberose and spices. Menthol was intro-  Brazil  $281  Singapore  $58  tions:
 UK  $286  Singapore  $146  duced in India in 1954 and subsequently   Indonesia  $262  Sri Lanka  $57     The EU Cosmetics Regulation. This
 India  $192  South Korea  $70  different  variants  were  developed  by   Germany  $252  Turkey  $39  is the primary regulation for cos-
 Iran  $189  Malaysia  $67  CSIR-Central  Institute  of  Medicinal  and   UAE  $215  Thailand  $31  metic products for the EU market.
 Aromatic  Plants  (CIMAP),  Lucknow,
                                                                             Its  main  aim  is  to  protect  human
 Ireland  $181  Saudi Arabia  $59  and  extension  work  was  done  by  dif-  Italy  $190  Vietnam  $24  health to a high level.
 Spain  $180  Chinese Taipei  $56  ferent  organizations  including  The   UK  $189  Israel  $13     Registration,  Evaluation, Authori-
 Sum of above  $3,790  Sum of above  $1,482  Fragrance  and  Flavour  Development   Sum of above  $3,981  Sum of above  $1,936  sation and Restriction of Chemicals
 Total imports  $6,050  Total imports  $1,755  Centre  (FFDC),  Kannauj.  India  is  the   Total exports  $6,050  Total exports  $1,997  (REACH). This regulation protects
 global leader in  cornmint cultivation,                                     both human health and the envi-
 household  (16%),  and  pharmaceutical   In 2021, the top importers of EOs  with nearly 90% share of global natu-  bopogon winterianus), davana (Arte-  zeylanicum), clove  (Eugenia caryo-  ronment.  It  includes  measures  to
 (15%).  were the US ($1.16-bn), France ($466-  ral menthol production, from nearly   misia pallens), eucalyptus (Eucalyptus  phyllata), ginger (Zinziber  offi cinale),   promote alternative methods for
 mn), China ($407-mn), Germany  40,000 tonnes of mentha oil produced   citriodora), geranium (Pelargonium  turmeric (Curcuma longa, C. domestica)   assessing the hazards associated
 International trade  ($398-mn), and Netherlands ($326-mn)  annually.  Uttar  Pradesh  accounts  for    species), linaloe (Bursera delpichiana),  and pepper (Piper nigrum).  with chemical substances.
 In  2021,  EOs(3)  were  the  world’s  (4).  ~80%  of  total  mentha  oil  production   palmarosa (Cymbopogon  martinii var.      The  EU  Classifi cation,  Labelling
 486th most traded product, with a total   of India, followed by Bihar (13%) and   Motia), patchouli (Pogostemon   In 2021, India exported $817-mn in   and  Packaging  Regulation  (CLP).
 trade of $6.05-bn, representing 0.029%  Indian markets  Madhya Pradesh (7%), according to the   patchouli) and rosemary (Rosmarinus  EOs.  The  main  destinations  were  US   Again, this regulation aims to pro-
 of total world trade. Between 2020 and   Worldwide,  approximately  300  Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium   offi cinalis).  Other  important  aromatic  ($224-mn), China ($127-mn), France   tect human health and the environ-
 2021, exports grew 11.3%, from $5.44-bn  important natural fragrant raw materi-  Enterprises(5).  and  spice  crops  cultivated  in  South  ($53.8-mn), Germany ($42.6-mn), and   ment. But it also facilitates the free
 to $6.05-bn. In 2021, the top exporters  als are in use. Of these, about 50% are   India include lemongrass (Cymbopogon  UK ($31.4-mn).  movement of substances, mixtures
 of  EOs  were  the  US  ($856-mn),  India  cultivated  and  rest  are  found  in  wild   Major EO bearing crops cultivated   fl exuosus),  sandalwood  (Santalum   and products. It is the only legisla-
 ($817-mn), France ($501-mn), China  habitation  (e.g.,  Nagrarmotha,  Kewra,  in South India include: cardamom (Elet-  album), gingergrass (Cymbopogon   In 2021, India also imported $192-  tion in force in the EU for the classi-
 ($418-mn), and Brazil ($281-mn).  etc). Out of the cultivated raw materi-  taria cardamomum),  citronella (Cym-  martinii var. sofia), basil (Ocimum  mn  in  EOs,  mainly  from  Indonesia   fi cation and labelling of substances
       sanctum), cinnamon (Cinnamomum  ($35.2-mn),  Brazil  ($17.9-mn),  US   and mixtures.










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 Fig. 3: Export destinations of Indian EOs, 2021 [$817-mn] (by region and country-Top-10)  Fig. 4: Import sources of Indian EOs, 2021 [$192-mn] (by region and country-Top-10)


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