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...70-80% of the world’s essential oil catalogue”, evidenced in Golden Groves’ growing portfolio and recent introduction of lavender oil following continuing rounds of research and development. Even in the face of climate change, Australia remains one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, with ...
...lavender is unmatched. Australia has historically struggled with consistency when it comes to lavender oil production. The varieties have been a jigsaw puzzle, but piece by piece this mystery is getting solved. From being a primary importer of the oil, Australia now sees ...
...trip. We first met Anthony Hotson of Rainforest Foods, walked around his farm, and chatted about native ingredients. We were all excited to explore these exotic botanicals such as Davidson plum, anise myrtle, cinnamon myrtle, finger lime and lilly pilly. Our next interaction was with Aboriginal grower Rebecca Barnes. She enthusiastically narrated stories about ...
...true? Well actually yes. Unfortunately, E. radiata isn’t produced in high volumes and supply certainly cannot keep up with the market demand. The poor economies and supply dynamics push up prices to three times that of E. globulus, pushing the oil into the more specialist market. We met one producer who had aspirations of expanding his operations with the ...
...markets accept tea tree as a marketing ‘active’ which holds genuine properties. Prices have held firm and stable throughout the season which starts around June and lasts until November. Announcements during late 2015 by the ISO Standards Committee confirmed changes proposed by the Australian Standards to ...
Bustling cities, breathtaking beaches, natural woodlands, and swathes of serene farmlands, Australia has it all. But there’s a treasure trove of wellness just waiting to be uncorked. Australia’s traditional natural oils have an incredible history; and the new ...
It’s as easy as ABC! Australian Blue Cypress INTRODUCTION Most essential oils have a history – generations of traditional uses, cult stories and modern day successes but here’s an oil which certainly has a past story and with perhaps a few more chapters to write. Callitris intratropica Cypress comes ...
...expected and may not yield the same standard of oil as older plantations or wild-harvested areas to which the market is accustomed. One should remember that producers are dealing with natural products, which can be full of surprises. Often, plantations can replace wild-harvested areas, offering conservation or economic benefits. Here we discuss the current impact ...
In late February-early March 2022 a “one-in-1000 year” flood created a wave of havoc and destruction through our company’s base, and tea tree plantations in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, Australia. A few weeks later yet another extratropical cyclone created further havoc throughout the ...
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