MARKET INFO of Davana Oil

Latest Market Info: Mar, 2023

Davana has started to make a resurgence, though the current crop is very tiny, and emerging plants are only about 20 days old. Prices have started to lower in anticipation for new material entering the market.

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Description of Davana Oil

Davana oil is steam-distilled from the flowering tops of the Artemisia Pallens plant, which grows in many of the same regions as Indian sandalwood. The oil is recognized for its distinct plum-like top note, which is valued as an ingredient among herbal tea blends. Davana oil’s aroma also retains a sharp and herbaceous green profile, often added alongside other “artemisia” oils in local flavor and fragrance blends. The davana herb is most commonly grown as an extra source of income by traditional farming communities, planted between rice, black pepper, or rubber crops.

Aroma & Flavor of Davana Oil

Davana’s primary usage is in flavors, often for its fruity note. The odor is sharp, bitter, green and is herbaceous with a sweet fruity note. Davana is a fantastic addition to natural fragrances where a plum-like, berry, or damascenone type aroma is sought after. Davana is quite unique in providing this plum-apple-like note that is rare to find in the natural palette.

Botanical Name of Davana Oil

Artemisia pallens wall.

Appearance of Davana Oil

Red-Orange Liquid

EXTRACTION method of Davana Oil

Steam Distillation

Refractive Index of Davana Oil

1.4800 - 1.5000 @ 20^C

Specific Gravity of Davana Oil

0.9500 - 0.9700 @ 25^C

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