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This document provides technical data for four African oils: Kalahari melon seed oil, baobab oil, mongongo oil, and marula oil. It lists the product name, botanical name, INCI name, CAS number, and EINECS/ELINCS number for each oil. The oils are sourced from DLG Naturals, a company that trades African oils sustainably and renewably.
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- 1. DLG NATURALS – Fairly traded. Sustainable. Reliable. Renewable ___________________________________________________________________ TECHNICAL DATA KALAHARI MELON SEED OIL Product Name: Kalahari Melon Seed Oil Botanical Name: Citrallus lanatus INCI Name (USA) Citrallus lanatus (watermelon) seed Oil CAS # 90244-99-8 EINECS/ELINCS # 290-802-9 BAOBAB OIL Product Name: Baobab Oil Botanical Name: Adansonia digitata INCI Name (USA) Adansonia Digitata Seed Oil CAS # 91745-12-9 EINECS/ELINCS # 294-680-8 MONGONGO OIL Product Name: Mongongo Oil, Manketti Oil Botanical Name: Schinziophyton rautanenii INCI Name (USA) Schinziophyton rautanenii Seed oil CAS # EINECS/ELINCS # MARULA OIL Product Name: Marula Oil Botanical Name: Sclerocarya birrea INCI Name (USA) Sclerocarya birrea Kernel Oil CAS # EINECS/ELINCS # DUERST LAHTI GLOBAL, LLC 8207 N. Territorial Road. Evansville, WI. USA 53536 +1 608 882 6058 www.dlgnaturals.com