A merchant exporter of steam-distilled aromatic oils from the heart of India — with a GC-MS report before every shipment.
Madhya Pradesh grows a rare breadth of aromatic crops — including Nagarmotha, found in few places on earth. Here is our core range; more available on indent.
A deep, woody, smoky oil distilled from the roots of nut-grass native to the riverbeds of Madhya Pradesh — prized in oud and oriental perfumery as a natural fixative.
An earthy, tenacious base note valued across fine fragrance and cosmetics. Grown and distilled in the Bundelkhand belt.
Bright, citrusy oil rich in citral. Grown across a dozen MP districts including Neemuch, Tikamgarh and Bhopal.
Soft, rose-like oil high in geraniol — a perfumery and cosmetics favourite, drought-grown in Bundelkhand.
The classic natural insect-repellent note for candles, household and outdoor products.
Fresh, camphoraceous oil rich in 1,8-cineole for pharma, respiratory and cleaning uses.
Every batch is gas-chromatography tested and the report travels before the shipment does — never after. Verify independently at our cost.
No synthetic menthol, no carrier-oil dilution, no species mislabelling. In this trade, provable purity is the whole business.
We buy from the districts where these crops grow and distil — better traceability, fresher stock, honest provenance.
India produces over 80% of the world's mint. But Madhya Pradesh holds something rarer still — Nagarmotha (Cypriol), the woody, oud-like oil found in few other places on earth, alongside vetiver, lemongrass and palmarosa across its districts.
Tell us the oil, grade and quantity. We share our catalogue and a firm quotation.
We dispatch a sample with full GC-MS, COA and MSDS. Test it in your own lab, at our cost.
Start small. Pre-shipment inspection and documentation on us — you're never exposed.
Consistent quality, on-time delivery. We become the reliable second source that becomes your first.
Tell us what you need. We'll share a quotation and dispatch a documented sample so you can verify quality before you commit.
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