ORANGE FLOWER
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 (petit grain). The essential oil derived from the blossoms is commonly called neroli.
Extraits : Absolute
Origine : EGYPT, MOROCCO, TUNISIA
certifications : KOSHER
Citrus aurantium var. amara L.
Absolute
EGYPT, MOROCCO, TUNISIA
Code F1842A
CAS TSCA 8016-38-4
CAS EINECS 72968-50-4
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 (petit grain). 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 orange blossom products.
Floral
Flower
KOSHER
Technical
data sheet
Chemical safety
data sheet
We grow bitter orange trees at our organic farm in Morocco in order to produce the entire range of orange blossom products.
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Purity & origin
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Tarifs
Perfumery
In fine perfumery, this resource is ideal for providing opulence and femininity in fragrance compositions. This communelle is used for the impact of its intense honey- and jasmine-like notes, which go well with all the characteristic ingredients of oriental perfumery.
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In fine perfumery, this resource is ideal for providing opulence and femininity in fragrance compositions. This communelle is used for the impact of its intense honey- and jasmine-like notes, which go well with all the characteristic ingredients of oriental perfumery.
JAN
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MAR
AVR
MAI
JUIN
JUI
AOU
SEP
OCT
NOV
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