Is the wild rose absolute certified organic or natural?
The product is 100% natural and unadulterated; because the raw material is wild-collected, it is certified as wild-collected natural material rather than 'organic farmland product', and corresponding documentation is available.
Natural & Organic Status
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Natural | 100% natural, single-botanical, no synthetic additives |
| Wild-collected | Harvested from natural highland habitats, not cultivated farmland |
| Organic certification | Wild-collection certification (有机野生采集认证) applicable rather than farmland organic |
| COSMOS / Ecocert | Eligibility depends on your formulation and the certification body's rules for absolutes |
| Documentation | Harvest-area statement, botanical certificate, process declaration provided |
- Wild-collection status is often an advantage for 'wild-crafted' claims in cosmetics and aromatherapy
- The solvent-based absolute process must be disclosed in organic formulation audits; distilled or CO₂ alternatives can be discussed if your standard prohibits solvent extraction
- If you need certified-organic rose oil rather than an absolute, we can source steam-distilled equivalents
Describe your certification target (COSMOS, Ecocert, USDA) and we will map the required evidence.
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.
