Description
Vetiver Oil Haitian is steam-distilled from the dried and washed roots of the fragrant Vetiveria zizanioides grass. This grass grows abundantly across the hills of southwestern Haiti and has remained a ubiquitous component of the fragrance industry for centuries. The oil’s combination of sweet, earthy, and woody notes has kept Vetiver Oil Haitian in use since the very origins of modern perfumery; demand for the material can be found dating back to the first European expeditions within the Caribbean. Since then, Haitian Vetiver Oil has only grown in prominence among international communities as a core component of perfumery. The material plays an integral role in the island’s economy and supports thousands of Haitian families through its reliable source of income. In fragrance, Vetiver Oil Haiti is treasured for its smooth and rich aroma. The showcases an intriguing array of amber notes that deviate from the traditional “smokiness” inherent in other varieties of vetiver.
Latest market information
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Jan 6th, 2025
Haiti is currently experiencing geopolitical turmoil and much of the nation’s infrastructure has been shut down. This has an obvious impact on the production and distribution of vetiver oil, as well as any other material grown and distilled in Haiti.
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Nov 22nd, 2024
The geopolitical situation in Haiti is declining and US airlines have recently been prohibited from flying into Haiti’s airspace.
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Sep 5th, 2024
Berjé is able to secure vetiver oil from Haiti, even amidst geopolitical turbulence. Prices remain stable.
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Jun 18th, 2024
New material is finally entering the market for Vetiver Oil Haiti as the country continues to reopen its international shipping infrastructure.
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Jun 4th, 2024
Infrastructure within Haiti can finally support new exports of Vetiver Oil. Berjé expects new supply to enter the market over the coming months.
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May 28th, 2024
Our partners in Haiti are optimistic that the nation’s airports will re-open soon. This will allow new Vetiver Oil stocks to arrive over the coming months, though supply will likely be limited due to various factors at-source.
Region
Haiti