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FranceMarseille, Monaco and Provence-Alps-Cote d'Azur
  1. LABORATOIRE ROSIER DAVENNE

    France

    For several years our laboratory, located near to Avignon in southern France, has been studying the biological activities of essential oils. We are able to create one or more natural aromatic compositions to your exact specifications. We are distributors of essential oils for the cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and veterinary industries and direct to pharmacies. We also create blends of essential oils that combine proven biological properties (weight-loss, calming, hydrating, etc.) with highly attractive odours. On demand, we can create specific compositions for you (allergen-free, Ecocert certified, etc.). We have the in-house ability to carry out all physical controls, such as density, refraction index, optical deviation, etc., on all physical characteristics of essential oils. We also have our own gaseous phase chromatograph and mass spectrometer for identifying molecules. For all our organic and conventional essential oils, we work with suppliers from across the planet: from South Africa and Canada, China and Indonesia. Our number one goal is sourcing quality raw materials.

  2. SAS VENTOUX EPEAUTRE

    France

    SAS VENTOUX EPEAUTRE is a grower of 100%-French einkorn wheat in the traditional manner. The company grows and collects einkorn wheat from the region where this cereal originates, around Mount Ventoux and in Alpes de Haute Provence, Drôme and Vaucluse. Einkorn wheat is grown in rotation with scented and aromatic plants and fodder, and it requires no additional inputs. This means that our production is totally natural. After each harvest, seeds are stored in silos with no additives. Next comes husking, which simply involves removing the skin around the seed. To ensure a clean product, a suction system then removes chaff and all other matter lighter than the seed. A set of grilles then remove everything longer or shorter than the seed. Then, an optical scanner is used to remove any remaining unsuitable seeds. The final stage is quality control!