Importer of tobacco raw materials

Importer of tobacco raw materials

** Importer of raw materials for making tobacco **

### 3. Humectants

- Glycerin - It is necessary to produce thick smoke and maintain moisture.

- Propylene Glycol - sometimes used to maintain moisture and more softness.



### 4. Fruit Flavors

- common flavors of single fruit:

- Apple

- White or red grapes (Grape)

- Watermelon

- Pineapple

- Mango

- Peach

- Banana

- Blueberry

- Strawberry

- Lemon

- Orange



- flavors of fruit mix:

- Two Apples - often flavored with anise to create a spicy flavor

- Tropical - a combination of pineapple, mango and passion fruit

- Berry Mix - combination of blueberry, raspberry and blackberry

- Citrus Blast - combination of lemon, lime and orange



### 5. Herbal and Spice Flavors

- Mint – often combined with other flavors to create a cooling sensation.

- Cinnamon – adds warmth and depth to the taste of fruits.

- Cardamom – offers a strange and spicy taste.

- Clove – a warm and slightly spicy taste

- Saffron – luxurious and aromatic taste, (less common due to high cost)

- Ginger – adds a spicy flavor and is often combined with citrus fruits.



### 6. Dessert Flavors

- Vanilla – soft and sweet, often combined with fruits or spices.

- Chocolate - usually has a taste similar to milk chocolate.

- Coffee – rich and aromatic, sometimes combined with chocolate or vanilla.

- Caramel - a warm and sweet taste, often combined with apple or coffee.

- Coconut - often combined with tropical fruit flavors.



### 7. Flower and Exotic Extracts

- Rose - a delicate and flowery taste, sometimes combined with fruits such as strawberry or lychee.

- Jasmine – light and flowery perfume; Pairs well with green tea or fruity flavors.

- Orange Blossom - adds a floral scent to citrus blends.

- Lavender – a soothing fragrance, often combined with vanilla or berries.

### 9. Food Coloring

- Used to create specific color in various flavors, although many manufacturers are now switching to natural or color-free colors.

Examples include natural red (beetroot extract), green (chlorophyll), and blue (spirulina extract).



### 10. Other additives (Miscellaneous Additives)

- Citric Acid – to create a bit of spiciness, especially in citrus flavors

- Essential Oils - such as peppermint, lemon, or orange for fragrance



Chemiagran Tejarat Motahar Company

(supplier of essential oils and food, cosmetic and sanitary extracts)



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Website address: shimiyagaran.com