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Fisetin as a pure ingredient or purified extract does not have a history of food use, so is considered a Novel Food. Most extracts are from Smoke Tree (Cotinus coggygria), which would also be Novel, if they are highly purified as above. | Fisetin as a pure ingredient or purified extract does not have a history of food use, so is considered a Novel Food. Most extracts are from Smoke Tree (Cotinus coggygria), which would also be Novel, if they are highly purified as above. | ||
It does occur naturally in strawberries but only in microgram amounts. | It does occur naturally in strawberries but only in microgram amounts. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:43, 18 September 2026
Ingredient · Novel Food
Fisetin
G&G Cloud staff reference · last edited 18/09/2026
Fisetin as a pure ingredient or purified extract does not have a history of food use, so is considered a Novel Food. Most extracts are from Smoke Tree (Cotinus coggygria), which would also be Novel, if they are highly purified as above. It does occur naturally in strawberries but only in microgram amounts. The bark, leaf and flowers of Smoke Tree are not considered Novel in food supplements.
Updated 17/4/2026