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...with a brief historical overview. We will then look at more recent production trends and then the immediate challenges facing the region. History Many may be surprised to learn that during Soviet times the output of essential oils from Crimea was even more significant than in more recent years. Furthermore Crimea also has its own Research Institute of Essential ...
...11 countries discuss issues surrounding patchouli production, processing and sustainability. The session was moderated by Dominique Roques and Ravi Sanganeria. A second successful Scientific Forum was held on the Thursday afternoon. Six speakers covering a diverse range of topics, and a large audience, shared their ...
...inspiration because of their incredible complexity; each natural essential oil or absolute is a perfume formula in itself, as it contains hundreds of individual ingredients. Because of their complexity, they have as many facets as a perfumer wants to imagine, allowing me ...
...stage of development, marked by a reduction in acreage and production. The decline of citrus in Florida stems from increased commercial and residential land development in the Sunshine State. As Florida’s population increased steadily following World War Two, the amount of land dedicated to citrus cultivation ...
...the field, patchouli plants are suffering from a competitive crop marketplace, weather swings and, most importantly, over-farming. Up until recently, the unsustainable methods being used to farm patchouli have been ignored by the major international buyers and have left farmers uncertain of the health of their land ...
Currency Influence How is a local tax amnesty in Indonesia impacting on your essential oil prices? Well it’s quiet simple. By attracting local business and residents to return monies invested overseas at a reduced tax rate, the Indonesian government is hopeful that the increased tax revenues will stimulate further growth in the economy, which in turn will ...
...From seed to harvest it can take just 12-15 months and will grow to around 2 metres high. It is harvested annually (some regions vary slightly) from just above the ground and can live with such a cycle for up to 30 years. It is planted at a density of 30,000 trees per hectare. During distillation the biomass is ...
...s, winding creeks that beckon with pristine clarity, and of course, the ribbon of golden sand, all home to a spectacular biodiversity of species of one of the most successful naturals of Australia, tea tree. That just about encapsulates Byron Bay in a nutshell. The essential oil industry of Australia goes way back to ...
...the Golden Grove Naturals plantation. The dedicated team at Golden Grove greeted us as we arrived then embarked on the trail of Australia’s original tea tree oil plantations, and the more recently established new plantations. While the new plantations were ...
GGN is an enterprise driven by European and Asian investors, which is set to bring the Australian naturals market into the global arena. In association with an experienced local partner GGN will look to establish itself as the leading Australian producer of native, natural essential oils and a key supplier of natural ingredients to the local and South East Pacific ...
Ultra International B.V.
