NEROLI
Description
The bitter orange (or bigarade orange) tree is the source of a rich variety of extracts used in perfumery, flavors and cosmetics. Native to Asia Minor, it was introduced and planted by the Arabs in all the Mediterranean regions of Europe in the 9th century.
Bitter orange is cultivated mainly for its flowers, which are used to produce a wide range of orange blossom products – essential oil, absolute, etc. – and also for its fruits (bitter orange zest oil) and leaves (petitgrain). The essential oil derived from the blossoms is commonly called neroli.
Extraits : Essential oil
Origine : MOROCCO
certifications : KOSHER, NOP, ORG
Citrus aurantium var amara L.
Essential oil
MOROCCO
Code N0900
CAS TSCA 8016-38-4
CAS EINECS 8016-38-4
Origin
The bitter orange (or bigarade orange) tree is the source of a rich variety of extracts used in perfumery, flavors and cosmetics. Native to Asia Minor, it was introduced and planted by the Arabs in all the Mediterranean regions of Europe in the 9th century.
Bitter orange is cultivated mainly for its flowers, which are used to produce a wide range of orange blossom products – essential oil, absolute, etc. – and also for its fruits (bitter orange zest oil) and leaves (petitgrain). The essential oil derived from the blossoms is commonly called neroli.
We grow bitter orange trees at our organic farm in Morocco in order to produce the entire range of these products.
Floral
Flower
KOSHER, NOP, ORG
Technical
data sheet
Chemical safety
data sheet
Labeling
certificates
We grow bitter orange trees at our organic farm in Morocco in order to produce the entire range of these products.
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certificate
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Tarifs
Perfumery
Neroli provides an unforgettable fresh floral quality and enhances the natural effect in a composition. It is especially well-suited for citrus and floral accords.
Food flavors
Moroccan neroli boosts the fruity note in pastries, candies and sparkling beverages. It is especially well-suited for sweet flavors.
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, neroli extracts are used in products like creams and balms. They are also used in products for dry skin, irritated skin, sensitive skin, mature skin, damaged skin and stretch marks.
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Neroli provides an unforgettable fresh floral quality and enhances the natural effect in a composition. It is especially well-suited for citrus and floral accords.
In cosmetics, neroli extracts are used in products like creams and balms. They are also used in products for dry skin, irritated skin, sensitive skin, mature skin, damaged skin and stretch marks.
Moroccan neroli boosts the fruity note in pastries, candies and sparkling beverages. It is especially well-suited for sweet flavors.
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FEV
MAR
AVR
MAI
JUIN
JUI
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