Fragrance allergens / Jasmine Oil/Extract
Jasmine Oil/Extract
Jasmine Oil/Extract must be declared in the EU and Northern Ireland, but it is NOT on the Great Britain list: GB retains the older, shorter list and has not adopted Reg (EU) 2023/1545.
Identity
| Name in the ingredient list | Jasmine Oil/Extract |
|---|---|
| CAS / EC numbers | 84776-64-7 / EC 283-993-590045-94-6 / EC 289-960-18022-96-68024-43-9 |
| EU Annex III entry | 357 |
| Group entry | Several substance forms are declared under this single name. |
It was ADDED to the EU list by Reg (EU) 2023/1545, so products made for the older 26-entry list may need relabelling.
When it must appear on the label
Jasmine Oil/Extract may be present as a constituent of essential oils or fragrance compounds. It must be named individually in the ingredient list when its total concentration in the finished product exceeds 0.001% in leave-on products (lotions, balms) or 0.01% in rinse-off products (soap, shower gel), summed across every fragrance source in the recipe. Below the threshold it stays within the collective term "Parfum".
United States: no individual fragrance-allergen labelling is in force yet (MoCRA rulemaking pending); fragrance is declared collectively as "Fragrance".
Common questions
Do I have to list Jasmine Oil/Extract on my label?
Jasmine Oil/Extract must be declared in the EU and Northern Ireland, but it is NOT on the Great Britain list: GB retains the older, shorter list and has not adopted Reg (EU) 2023/1545. It must be named individually once it exceeds 0.001% of a leave-on product or 0.01% of a rinse-off product, summed across every fragrance source in the recipe. Below that it stays inside the collective term "Parfum".
What is the CAS number for Jasmine Oil/Extract?
Jasmine Oil/Extract is listed under CAS 84776-64-7, 90045-94-6, 8022-96-6, 8024-43-9 (EC 283-993-5, 289-960-1), Annex III entry 357.
Sources
- Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 (OJ L 188, 27.7.2023), as corrected by the corrigendum of 11.11.2025, Annex (EUR-Lex)
Transcribed from the official texts linked above and source-audited against them; a labelling reference, not safety advice. You remain responsible for your product's compliance.
Rule tables last checked 21 August 2026.