What factors influence the price of the wild rose absolute?
The price is driven by the wild harvest yield, extraction ratio (a very large flower weight produces little absolute), harvest-year weather, and added services such as certification, food-grade release and custom packing.
Price Drivers
| Factor | Impact |
|---|---|
| Wild harvest volume | Scarcity in a given spring season raises prices |
| Extraction ratio | ~0.2–0.4% absolute from fresh petals — high raw-material intensity |
| Flower quality / ripeness | Full-bloom petals give the richest, most valued oil |
| Seasonality | New-season lots typically command a premium |
| Add-ons | Organic/wild-certification, food-grade line, custom packaging add cost |
| Logistics | Shipping mode and dangerous-goods handling affect landed cost |
- Because it is an absolute, the product is inherently more expensive per kilo than steam-distilled rose oils
- Prices are quoted against the current harvest; forward contracts can lock in supply and pricing
- We publish indicative ranges on request but firm prices always refer to the specific batch and quantity
Contact us with your volume and quality requirements for a precise current quotation.
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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.
