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Patchouli Oil with GC-MS Report – Lab-Tested Aceh Essential Oil from Indonesia
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Premium Aceh Patchouli Oil with GC-MS Laboratory Analysis
Looking for patchouli oil with GC-MS report for international procurement, fragrance development, or industrial quality assurance?
Indonesia Export Center (IEC) facilitates sourcing of premium Aceh patchouli essential oil from West Aceh, Indonesia, supported by laboratory analytical information to help international buyers evaluate product composition and suitability.
Our featured patchouli oil was analyzed using Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS), identifying 20 compounds, including 33.35% patchouli alcohol by chromatographic peak area, one of the principal constituents associated with the characteristic aroma of patchouli essential oil.
The available laboratory analysis provides valuable reference information for essential oil importers, perfume manufacturers, fragrance houses, cosmetic ingredient distributors, and quality control laboratories.
IEC connects international buyers with Indonesian sourcing partners and supports product inquiries, sampling arrangements, quality documentation coordination, and export transaction discussions.
Request a GC-MS Report, Product Sample, or Bulk Quotation Today.
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Why Choose Our GC-MS Tested Aceh Patchouli Oil?
Professional essential oil buyers require more than fragrance descriptions. They need reliable technical information to support raw material qualification, supplier evaluation, and purchasing decisions.
Our Aceh patchouli oil sourcing program offers several advantages.
1. GC-MS Laboratory Tested
A laboratory GC-MS analysis dated 27 August 2026 identifies 20 compounds in the tested patchouli oil sample.
The analytical report provides a reference chemical profile that can help buyers evaluate the oil’s principal volatile constituents.
2. Patchouli Alcohol – 33.35% Area
Patchouli alcohol is an important sesquiterpene alcohol associated with the characteristic woody, earthy, and long-lasting aroma of patchouli oil.
The tested sample recorded a patchouli alcohol peak area of 33.35%.
This value represents relative chromatographic peak area, not automatically 33.35% by weight or a certified purity percentage.
3. Sourced from West Aceh, Indonesia
Our sourcing network focuses on patchouli oil originating from West Aceh, a recognized Indonesian production region for natural patchouli essential oil.
4. Traditional Distillation
The featured oil is produced through a traditional distillation process lasting approximately eight hours.
This approach supports the extraction of aromatic compounds from patchouli plant material. Actual chemical composition depends on plant quality, distillation conditions, handling, and storage.
5. Laboratory-Tested Iron Content
The featured product information reports 0% Fe based on laboratory testing.
Buyers should request the specific iron test report, analytical method, and detection limit to confirm that the result meets their technical requirements. GC-MS does not itself verify iron concentration.
6. Suitable for International Industrial Evaluation
Potential applications include perfume manufacturing, fragrance compounding, incense, Bukhoor, cosmetics, soaps, and selected home fragrance products.
Suitability must be confirmed through application-specific formulation and safety testing.
7. Sampling and Export Coordination
A 10 ml evaluation sample is offered subject to confirmation.
Bulk packaging, shipment arrangements, and CIF delivery to Bahrain can also be discussed based on order requirements.
Patchouli Oil GC-MS Report – Laboratory Analysis Details
The following information summarizes the laboratory analysis supplied for the featured Aceh patchouli oil sample.
| Laboratory Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Aceh Patchouli Essential Oil |
| Origin | Aceh, Indonesia |
| Analysis Method | Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) |
| Analysis Date | 27 August 2026 |
| Laboratory Report Number | 2730/BSPJI-Banda Aceh/MS.08/LHU/VIII/2026 |
| Identified Compounds | 20 |
| Patchouli Alcohol | 33.35% Area |
| Main Application | Fragrance and essential oil raw material evaluation |
Important: These analytical results describe the submitted sample. They should not be treated as guaranteed specifications for every future production lot without corresponding batch testing.
GC-MS Chemical Composition of Aceh Patchouli Oil
The following principal compounds were identified in the supplied analytical results.
| No. in Report | Identified Component | GC-MS Peak Area (%) |
|---|---|---|
| 19 | Patchouli Alcohol | 33.35 |
| 12 | Delta-Guaiene | 19.02 |
| 3 | Alpha-Guaiene | 15.23 |
| 6 | Seychellene | 9.19 |
| 5 | Alpha-Patchoulene | 5.00 |
| 4 | Caryophyllene | 3.24 |
| 20 | Pogostol | 2.51 |
Total identified compounds in laboratory report: 20.
The seven compounds displayed above account for 87.54% of the reported chromatographic peak area.
The full GC-MS laboratory report should be reviewed for the remaining identified compounds, analytical conditions, chromatogram, and compound identification details.
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Understanding a Patchouli Oil GC-MS Report
Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry is an analytical technique widely used to characterize volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds in essential oils.
A patchouli oil GC-MS report helps technical buyers understand the sample’s chemical fingerprint.
How Does GC-MS Work?
GC-MS combines two analytical processes.
Gas Chromatography (GC) separates components as they pass through a chromatographic column. Different compounds appear at different retention times under the analytical conditions.
Mass Spectrometry (MS) records mass spectral information that assists in identifying the separated compounds.
Together, these techniques provide useful information about the chemical composition of a patchouli essential oil sample.
How to Read a GC-MS Chromatogram
A typical chromatogram displays peaks representing detected compounds.
When evaluating a chromatogram, buyers should examine:
- Retention Time: The position at which a compound appears during chromatographic separation.
- Peak Area: The integrated detector response associated with a chromatographic peak.
- Peak Area Percentage: The relative contribution of a peak to the total integrated peak area.
- Compound Identification: The proposed identity based on mass spectral interpretation, library matching, and other supporting evidence.
- Peak Resolution: Whether neighboring compounds are adequately separated for reliable interpretation.
- Analytical Method: The column, instrument conditions, identification procedure, and data-processing approach used by the laboratory.
A GC-MS peak area percentage should not automatically be interpreted as an exact mass percentage because detector response factors and analytical conditions may differ between compounds.
Why Chromatograms Matter for Industrial Buyers
Chromatograms help quality assurance teams compare the chemical profile of an incoming sample with an approved reference material.
They can also support investigations into significant compositional differences between batches.
However, GC-MS screening alone does not establish every aspect of product authenticity, safety, purity, or regulatory compliance.
Additional testing may be appropriate according to buyer specifications.
Key Chemical Constituents of Aceh Patchouli Essential Oil
Patchouli Alcohol – 33.35% Area
Patchouli alcohol, also known as patchoulol, is an important characteristic component of patchouli essential oil.
It contributes to the oil’s recognizable woody and earthy fragrance character.
For many fragrance manufacturers, patchouli alcohol is a key compound considered during sourcing and product evaluation.
However, overall fragrance performance also depends on the complete chemical profile rather than patchouli alcohol alone.
Delta-Guaiene – 19.02% Area
Delta-guaiene is a sesquiterpene identified in the tested sample.
Its presence contributes to the overall chemical fingerprint used to characterize the oil.
Alpha-Guaiene – 15.23% Area
Alpha-guaiene is another characteristic sesquiterpene found in patchouli essential oil.
Quality control teams may consider its relative presence when comparing supplier samples and production lots.
Seychellene – 9.19% Area
Seychellene is part of the complex sesquiterpene composition of patchouli oil.
Its observed level can provide additional information during chemical profile comparison.
Alpha-Patchoulene – 5.00% Area
Alpha-patchoulene is among the characteristic sesquiterpenes associated with patchouli essential oil.
Caryophyllene – 3.24% Area
Caryophyllene is a naturally occurring sesquiterpene present in various aromatic plants.
Its detection adds to the overall chemical characterization of the tested sample.
Pogostol – 2.51% Area
Pogostol is an oxygenated sesquiterpene associated with patchouli oil composition.
Its reported peak area is another useful reference point during laboratory profile evaluation.
Together, these constituents provide a more informative chemical fingerprint than a single compound measurement.
GC-MS Analysis vs. Certificate of Analysis (COA)
International essential oil procurement frequently involves both GC-MS analytical reports and Certificates of Analysis.
Although related, these documents serve different purposes.
| Evaluation Aspect | GC-MS Report | Certificate of Analysis (COA) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Chemical composition analysis | Batch quality documentation |
| Main Information | Detected organic compounds and relative peak areas | Tested quality parameters and results |
| Chemical Fingerprint | Yes | May reference GC-MS results |
| Physical Properties | Not normally the primary focus | May include density, refractive index, appearance, and other properties |
| Batch Identification | Should identify the tested sample | Should identify the supplied production batch |
| Procurement Use | Composition evaluation | Batch acceptance against agreed specifications |
For a technically qualified purchase, buyers should request documentation appropriate to their intended application and contract requirements.
A GC-MS report and COA should be reviewed together where available.
IEC can coordinate requests for available analytical documentation from the relevant sourcing partners.
Document availability and additional testing should be confirmed before purchase.
Batch Consistency and GC-MS Report Verification
One of the most important considerations when purchasing patchouli oil internationally is whether the submitted laboratory report corresponds to the actual product being supplied.
A previously tested reference sample does not automatically prove the composition of a later shipment.
Recommended Batch Verification Procedure
Step 1 – Request the Reference Report
Review the existing laboratory report, including sample description, report date, analytical results, and available chromatographic data.
Step 2 – Obtain a Representative Sample
Request a sample representative of the proposed commercial production batch.
Step 3 – Evaluate Aroma and Appearance
Assess the sample’s odor character, color, visual appearance, and suitability for the intended application.
Step 4 – Compare GC-MS Profiles
Where necessary, commission or review batch-specific GC-MS testing and compare results with the buyer’s approved reference profile.
Step 5 – Review the COA
Confirm that the COA corresponds to the intended lot and includes the agreed quality parameters.
Step 6 – Approve the Commercial Batch
Accept the batch based on the agreed technical specifications, laboratory findings, and any required independent inspections.
Step 7 – Confirm Shipment Documentation
Ensure batch identification and transaction documents correspond with the approved material.
This process can help reduce sourcing uncertainty and support more consistent procurement decisions.
Technical Quality Parameters for Patchouli Oil Procurement
GC-MS provides important information, but international quality assurance teams may need additional parameters before approving patchouli essential oil.
| Parameter | Purpose of Evaluation |
|---|---|
| Botanical Identity | Confirmation of the declared patchouli plant source |
| Geographic Origin | Supplier traceability and sourcing information |
| Aroma Profile | Sensory suitability for the buyer’s formulation |
| Patchouli Alcohol | Important constituent measurement |
| GC-MS Fingerprint | Chemical profile characterization |
| Relative Density | Physical quality evaluation |
| Refractive Index | Physical identity and consistency assessment |
| Optical Rotation | Additional identity and quality information |
| Iron Content | Assessment where metallic contamination is relevant |
| Color and Appearance | Visual product assessment |
| Batch Identification | Traceability between sample, report, and shipment |
| Packaging | Product protection during storage and transportation |
Required limits should be established in the buyer’s technical specification rather than inferred from a single GC-MS report.
When applicable, buyers may also request testing aligned with relevant standards, such as ISO 3757 for patchouli essential oil, subject to confirmation of the edition and contractual requirements.
Applications of GC-MS Tested Patchouli Oil
1. Fine Fragrance and Perfume Manufacturing
Patchouli oil is widely used as a fragrance ingredient, particularly in compositions requiring woody, earthy, and persistent base-note characteristics.
GC-MS documentation helps perfumers and raw material quality teams evaluate the chemical profile of candidate oils.
2. Fragrance Houses
Fragrance houses can use compositional information to support raw material screening, supplier qualification, and reference sample comparisons.
3. Arabian Perfumes and Bukhoor
Patchouli’s deep aromatic character makes it a candidate for selected Arabian fragrance concepts, incense blends, and Bukhoor formulations.
Performance should be evaluated in the finished composition.
4. Cosmetic and Personal Care Manufacturing
Potential uses include fragrance applications in soaps, creams, lotions, and hair care products.
Manufacturers must assess fragrance safety, sensitization considerations, regulatory requirements, and formulation compatibility.
5. Home Fragrance and Incense
Patchouli essential oil may be evaluated for candles, incense products, room fragrances, and selected diffuser formulations.
Application-specific performance and stability testing remain necessary.
6. Essential Oil Wholesale and Distribution
Importers and distributors can use GC-MS analytical information to evaluate sourcing candidates and establish appropriate purchasing specifications.
Product Origin and Traditional Distillation in West Aceh
West Aceh is part of Indonesia’s established patchouli production landscape.
IEC works through Indonesian sourcing relationships to facilitate access to patchouli essential oil from the region.
Sourcing Background
- Origin: West Aceh, Indonesia
- Raw Material: Patchouli plant material
- Production Method: Traditional distillation
- Featured Distillation Duration: Approximately 8 hours
- Storage: Food-grade stainless steel tanks
- Aroma Profile: Deep woody, earthy, warm, smoky, and long-lasting
- Quality Reference: GC-MS laboratory analysis dated 27 August 2026
Natural essential oil composition can vary with agricultural conditions, harvesting practices, raw material processing, distillation parameters, and storage.
For repeat orders, buyers should establish a written specification and agreed batch approval procedure.
Request a 10 ml Patchouli Oil Evaluation Sample
Before purchasing bulk patchouli oil, international buyers may wish to conduct an initial technical and sensory assessment.
A 10 ml evaluation sample is offered for preliminary product screening, subject to availability and shipping confirmation.
What Can Buyers Evaluate?
- Aroma strength and character
- Woody and earthy fragrance profile
- Compatibility with existing fragrance formulations
- Preliminary stability within the intended application
- Chemical profile relative to the available GC-MS report
- Need for additional laboratory testing before commercial approval
Sample availability, packaging, courier expenses, and any additional analytical documentation should be agreed before dispatch.
Request Your Evaluation Sample
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Bulk Patchouli Oil Sourcing and International Procurement
IEC assists international buyers seeking natural patchouli essential oil from Indonesia.
Our business-to-business sourcing coordination supports communication between buyers and relevant Indonesian supply partners.
Procurement Support
- Initial product inquiry and supplier coordination
- Technical specification discussions
- Existing GC-MS report review requests
- Sample arrangement
- Minimum order quantity (MOQ) discussions
- Bulk price quotation coordination
- Packaging and labeling requirements
- Batch documentation requests
- Export and logistics discussions
- Repeat-order planning
Bulk pricing depends on order volume, agreed specifications, product availability, packaging, testing requirements, and delivery terms.
Export Shipment to Bahrain and Global Markets
CIF delivery to Bahrain may be arranged subject to agreed quotation terms and availability.
Buyers from other international destinations may submit inquiries for applicable shipping options.
Final freight arrangements, customs responsibilities, documentation, and destination requirements are subject to transaction-specific agreement.
How to Request a GC-MS Report and Commercial Quotation
International buyers can contact Indonesia Export Center through the following process.
1. Submit Your Inquiry
Provide your company name, country, target application, and estimated purchase quantity.
2. Share Technical Requirements
Specify preferred patchouli alcohol criteria, aroma requirements, physical specifications, testing requirements, and packaging preferences.
3. Request Available Documentation
Ask for the GC-MS laboratory report and any corresponding COA, sample identification, or other applicable test results.
4. Arrange Sample Evaluation
Request an evaluation sample and confirm any necessary additional testing.
5. Discuss Commercial Terms
Review MOQ, pricing, payment arrangements, lead time, packaging, and Incoterms.
6. Proceed Following Technical Approval
Confirm the approved batch and commercial documentation before purchase and shipment arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions – Patchouli Oil GC-MS Report
What is a patchouli oil GC-MS report?
A patchouli oil GC-MS report is an analytical document that provides information about organic compounds detected in an essential oil sample using gas chromatography–mass spectrometry.
It helps buyers understand the oil’s chemical fingerprint.
What is the patchouli alcohol content of the tested Aceh oil?
The supplied laboratory report records patchouli alcohol at 33.35% chromatographic peak area.
This result refers to the tested sample dated 27 August 2026 and is not automatically a weight-percentage determination.
How many compounds were identified?
The supplied analytical information identifies 20 compounds in the tested patchouli oil sample.
Is GC-MS enough to prove patchouli oil purity?
No. GC-MS is an important chemical characterization tool, but purity and authenticity assessments may require additional analytical methods, reference standards, validated measurements, and documentation.
Does GC-MS verify zero iron content?
No. Iron content must be assessed using an appropriate elemental analysis method.
A separate iron test report should be reviewed to verify the reported 0% Fe claim, including the method and detection limit.
Can I request the full laboratory report?
Yes. Buyers can contact IEC to request access to the available laboratory report and confirm what supporting documentation can be provided.
Can I use the 2026 GC-MS report to approve a new shipment?
The 2026 report can serve as a reference profile, but a new commercial batch should be evaluated against the buyer’s agreed specifications.
Batch-specific testing may be necessary.
Can I order a 10 ml sample?
A 10 ml sample is offered subject to confirmation of availability, dispatch terms, and applicable charges.
Is the product suitable for perfume manufacturing?
The oil is a candidate ingredient for perfume and fragrance formulation. Final suitability should be assessed through sensory evaluation, composition review, formulation tests, and applicable safety requirements.
Can IEC supply patchouli oil to Bahrain?
IEC can facilitate discussions for CIF Bahrain delivery, subject to supplier availability, shipping arrangements, and agreed commercial terms.
Is IEC the manufacturer or the laboratory?
No. Indonesia Export Center operates as a B2B sourcing and trading facilitation platform, connecting buyers with relevant Indonesian supply partners. The cited GC-MS results originate from the identified laboratory report, not an IEC laboratory.
Why Work with Indonesia Export Center?
Indonesia Export Center (IEC) – Global Trading & Export Solution
IEC connects international buyers with Indonesian product sourcing opportunities and helps facilitate transparent business-to-business procurement discussions.
For buyers searching for patchouli oil with GC-MS report, IEC focuses on connecting product inquiries with available analytical information, relevant sourcing partners, and practical commercial coordination.
Our objective is to help buyers evaluate product suitability and communicate technical and transactional requirements before placing commercial orders.
Whether you represent a fragrance house, essential oil distributor, cosmetics manufacturer, incense producer, or quality assurance department, IEC welcomes your inquiry.
Request GC-MS Tested Aceh Patchouli Oil Today
Looking for premium Indonesian patchouli oil supported by laboratory chemical analysis?
Explore the featured Aceh patchouli essential oil with a reported 33.35% patchouli alcohol GC-MS peak area, 20 identified compounds, and a distinctive deep woody and earthy aroma.
Contact IEC to discuss product evaluation, available laboratory documentation, sample inquiries, bulk sourcing requirements, and international shipment options.
INDONESIA EXPORT CENTER
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Product: Pure Aceh Patchouli Oil
Origin: West Aceh, Indonesia
Laboratory Method: GC-MS
Reference Report Date: 27 August 2026
Reference Patchouli Alcohol: 33.35% Area
Sample: 10 ml available subject to confirmation
Commercial Inquiry: Wholesale and bulk sourcing
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