Lime Oil Mexican CP Type B
Latest Market Information on Lime Oil Mexican CP Type B
Sep 10th, 2024
Farmers have reported difficulties with Persian lime in Eastern Mexico due to the late start of this year’s crop season. The lime crop usually begins in June, though this year harvests were delayed by one month. Combined with the issues presented by citrus greening and drought conditions, Persian lime in Mexico is almost entirely sold out for the 2024 season.
Key limes, which are grown and harvested in the western regions of Mexico, are currently being maintained and await the upcoming winter crop, which is scheduled to begin in December 2024. The winter crop is the smaller of the two key lime crops and lasts from December to February.
Citrolim represents approximately 20% of the whole lime shares from Mexico.
CAS #
8008-26-2
Fema
4743
Refractive Index
1.4820 - 1.4860 @ 20C
Specific Gravity
0.8720 - 0.8810 @ 25C
Region
Mexico
Appearance
Dark Green Liquid
Part of Plant
Fruit
Extraction Method
Cold Expression
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