Experienced and Motivated

Florachem has assembled a dedicated team of professionals with extensive backgrounds in pine, citrus, and other plant-based chemistries and products. Our expertise is manufacturing, marketing, and logistics of bio-based products. We understand the global supply chain from start to finish.

Market driven and customer focused, our people help customers solve technical and/or supply issues daily. Please feel free to contact us regarding similar or related products not listed on this website.

Today – Focused on Growth

Florachem has become one of the top manufacturers and suppliers of citrus and pine derivatives globally. We source raw materials and products from more than 10 countries and have a healthy mix of domestic and international customers.

aerial-view-florachem — Aerial view of Florachem in Jacksonville, Florida

Having global reach is critical to growing our business. Florachem has recently moved into its new Port Jax headquarters, a platform which combines administrative offices, product development lab and centralized manufacturing in one facility. This investment enabled Florachem to increase production capacities, augment capabilities, and streamline logistics to better serve our world-wide customers base.

The new 30,000 square foot, state-of-the-art, LEED compliant building is located in a Foreign Trade Zone less than 3 miles from the Port of Jacksonville. The facility includes high vacuum fractional distillation, custom blending, warehousing, and bulk storage capacity of over 150,000 gallons.

The First 30 Years…

1988 – Florachem Corp. is founded and begins trading citrus derivatives.

1990’s – Florachem expands into the distribution of both pine and citrus derivatives, adding warehousing to support domestic customers on a regional basis. Florachem diversifies its business portfolio into the flavor and fragrance ingredients, offering a wide variety of fine and aroma chemicals to the F&F market.

2000’s – The company further diversifies adding more pine chemistries including specialty rosin resins and dipentene streams. The company begins marketing bio-based dimer and trimer acids

2008 – The company acquires a citrus oil processing plant in Mission, Texas to focus on producing its own citrus derivatives. The company then expands its manufacturing base into citrus-based precision cleaning agents for industrial applications and adds specialty distributors around the globe.

2018 – Florachem expands sales and administrative offices, R&D, and manufacturing at their new “Port Jax” facility in Jacksonville, FL. This new hub increases production capacities, augments capabilities, and streamlines logistics to better serve its global customers.