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Is the wild rose absolute compliant for US cosmetic and flavor use?
Accepted for US cosmetics; FEMA GRAS No. 2989 for flavor; COA/SDS/allergen data and MoCRA support provided.
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How is the wild rose absolute extracted?
Solvent extraction of fresh petals → rose concrete → ethanol dewaxing → absolute; preserves 30–60% phenylethyl alcohol.
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What export documentation is provided with each shipment?
Invoice, packing list, COA, C/O, SDS included; phytosanitary, Form A/FTA, health and insurance certificates on request.
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Is the wild rose absolute REACH-compliant for the EU market?
Natural-substance REACH exemption, EU-format SDS, CLP labeling data and allergen concentrations provided for EU importers.
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What custom packaging options are available for the absolute?
Aluminum/amber-glass 5 g–1 kg, dropper/spray closures, branded labels, tamper-evident seals, UN export cartons.
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How is the wild rose absolute used in cosmetics and personal care?
0.01–1% in creams/serums/body oils, 1–5% solid perfume; pre-dissolve in oil phase and label allergens.
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How are quality complaints and disputes handled?
48 h response, COA/retained-sample review, third-party analysis option, resolution by replacement/credit/refund.
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How does the wild rose absolute compare with distilled rose oil and other rose absolutes?
Deeper/honeyed than distilled rose oil (30–60% phenylethyl alcohol); more opulent than Damask, softer than Kushui profiles.
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Is a Certificate of Analysis provided with every batch?
Full COA per batch: sensory, physicochemical, GC-MS composition, heavy metals, solvent residue; 24-month retained samples.
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