About Essencina
Welcome to Essencina, where nature’s purest essences meet innovation to create exceptional experiences. We are a leading producer of natural essences, proudly based in Turkey and sourcing our plants from the diverse and fertile landscapes of the West Asıa. At Essencina, we believe in the power of nature to inspire and transform, offering products that capture the essence of the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
At Essencina, sustainability is not just a practice, it’s our responsibility. We are committed to preserving the environment by sourcing responsibly, minimizing our impact, and supporting the future of our planet with every drop we create.
At Essencina, our goal is to produce high-quality natural essences derived from the finest raw materials of the West Asıa, enabling our customers to connect with the authentic and pristine nature of this remarkable region. We aim to expand our global markets and, as leaders in the natural essence industry, strive to maintain innovation and quality in all of our products.
Our vision is to become a global leader in the natural essence industry, building sustainable relationships with local communities and utilizing advanced technologies to deliver unparalleled quality to our customers.
Sustainability and ethical practices are at the heart of everything we do. We strongly support sustainable farming practices and work closely with local farmers and cooperatives to ensure our raw materials are cultivated and harvested responsibly. We are also committed to protecting the environment and improving the living conditions of local communities.
We always strive to deliver the best quality in our products and adhere to international standards. Every product that leaves Essencina is not only of the highest quality but also meets ethical and environmental standards.
Essential Oils
Essential oils, also known as volatile oils, are among the most valuable products in the agricultural industry, with widespread applications in the food, beverage, perfume, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic sectors. Many of these oils have been used historically as traditional remedies across various cultures, and they continue to be utilized today in modern aromatherapy for their therapeutic properties.
Over 3,000 essential oils derived from approximately 2,000 plant species parts; however, around 300 of these are considered commercially significant. In the past decade, the global market for essential oils has exceeded USD 1 billion, highlighting their extensive production and consumption worldwide. These oils are complex mixtures of phytochemicals, including monoterpenoids, sesquiterpenoids, phenylpropanoids, and various aromatic and aliphatic compounds. Their chemical composition is highly dependent on multiple factors, such as plant ecotype or variety, fertilization process, geographic origin, climate conditions, seasonal variations, maturity at harvest, and post-harvest handling. Furthermore, the chemical profile of essential oils is closely linked to the specific plant parts used (such as flowers, leaves, stems, roots, or fruits) and the extraction methods employed.
