Commercial production of cooling agents and clove products starts at Dahej plant
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Gem Aromatics has started commercial production of WS-23 and WS-03 cooling agents along with clove oil and eugenol at its new greenfield facility in Dahej, Gujarat, operated through wholly owned subsidiary Krystal Ingredients. The company plans to add high-value products like Citral and Phenol derivatives to reduce reliance on mint. It serves clients such as Colgate-Palmolive, Dabur, and Patanjali, with 70 plus products and a total installed capacity of 5,346 MTPA across three plants.
Capacity addition diversifies product mix and reduces mint dependence, potentially improving margins and supporting future revenue growth.