Tulita was founded to set a new benchmark in luxury, ethical, 
and sustainable fragrance.

Supporting Our Farmers and Suppliers

Our sourcing partner Givaudan is dedicated to providing support to communities reliant on farming and ingredient manufacturing in the regions where our natural ingredients are sourced as well as supporting sustainable practices in the farming and manufacture of ingredients to preserve natural resources.

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  Sandalwood

  

  Sandalwood

  

  Our SANDALWOOD is sourced through the Givaudan Sourcing4Good program, where we are proud to source our Australian Sandalwood from Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils.
  
  As a 50% Indigenous owned business, Dutjahn distils oil from trees managed to preserve this ancient species for generations to come.
  
  By fusing renewable, cultivated wood with trees managed by Traditional Custodians, they help to regenerate lands, prevent biodiversity loss and deliver fair returns to Aboriginal people. Traditional Custodians have cared for sandalwood and its precious ecosystems for thousands of years. When we use Dutjahn oil, Aboriginal people benefit through profit-share, wood sales and royalties to the K Farmer Dutjahn Foundation (KFDF), an independent, Aboriginal-led not for profit that supports strong communities on healthy sandalwood country.
  
  Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils was honoured to with the United Nations Equator Prize for this nature-positive approach, and holds Ecovadis Platinum – an honour recognising the company as an industry leader (top 1%) in sustainability and ethics.

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  Patchouli

  

  Patchouli

  

  Our PATCHOULI extract is sourced through our partners in the Givaudan Foundation (GF) program. Since 2015, GF has worked with NGOs and local partners in Indonesia to implement energy-efficient distillation stills, reducing carbon emissions.

  Additionally, they've launched a training program to educate farm households about malnutrition and financial management, established seven libraries in primary schools within Patchouli-producing communities, and collaborated with a forestry organization to ensure sustainable wood sourcing.

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  Vetiver

  

  Vetiver

  

  Our VETIVER is sourced from a co-operative of 250 vetiver root producers in Haiti. Both the co-operative and our local supplier have earned Ecocert Fair for Life Certification, guaranteeing fair wages and working conditions throughout the supply chain in Haiti.

  This certification also validates the social and environmental responsibility of vetiver production and ensures full traceability of the raw material.

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  Upcycled Rose Water

  

  Upcycled Rose Water

  

  Our perfumers have developed an advanced system of UPCYCLED ROSE WATER, utilising “waste” from the primary rose distillation process and recovered additional olfactive components through an additional step on concentration. 

  This process not only reduces waste and environmental impact of this precious extract, but also reveals an altogether different, fresher facet of the flower.

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  Bergamot Oil

  

  Bergamot Oil

  

  Our BERGAMOT OIL is ethically sourced from Calabria, Italy where around 1,300 smallholder farmers work on the bergamot trees.  They pick the fruit and sell it to small processing companies, cooperatives and producers who transform the peel into essential oil according to strict standards for quality. 

  Bergamot production complies with the principles of organic farming and two of Givaudan’s three main Bergamot suppliers are members of the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT) which sets high sustainability standards.

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  Cardamom Extract

  

  Cardamom Extract

  

  Our CARDAMOM EXTRACT exemplifies our commitment to sustainability & innovation.  By harnessing the power of vegetal extraction, we extract the oil from the seeds, ensuring and optimised process that minimises waste. 

  Thanks to our presence at origin, this cardamom extract is crafted only on the seeds contained in the precious green shell, imparting a unique and cleaner note.  The discarded shells are then upcycled into new products, such as spice mixes for food industry.

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  Tonka Bean Absolute

  

  Tonka Bean Absolute

  

  Our TONKA BEAN ABSOLUTE comes from the wild forests of the Caura Basin in Venezuela.  There we support our partner, the Givaudan Foundation to contribute to protect the biodiversity of these forests.  Through conservation agreements, local communities are actively contributing to protect their forest.  As part of this agreement, the local community takes care of the forest trails and tracks changes in biodiversity.

Sandalwood

Our SANDALWOOD is sourced through the Givaudan Sourcing4Good program, where we are proud to source our Australian Sandalwood from Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils.

As a 50% Indigenous owned business, Dutjahn distils oil from trees managed to preserve this ancient species for generations to come.

By fusing renewable, cultivated wood with trees managed by Traditional Custodians, they help to regenerate lands, prevent biodiversity loss and deliver fair returns to Aboriginal people. Traditional Custodians have cared for sandalwood and its precious ecosystems for thousands of years. When we use Dutjahn oil, Aboriginal people benefit through profit-share, wood sales and royalties to the K Farmer Dutjahn Foundation (KFDF), an independent, Aboriginal-led not for profit that supports strong communities on healthy sandalwood country.

Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils was honoured to with the United Nations Equator Prize for this nature-positive approach, and holds Ecovadis Platinum – an honour recognising the company as an industry leader (top 1%) in sustainability and ethics.

Patchouli

Our PATCHOULI extract is sourced through our partners in the Givaudan Foundation (GF) program. Since 2015, GF has worked with NGOs and local partners in Indonesia to implement energy-efficient distillation stills, reducing carbon emissions.

Additionally, they've launched a training program to educate farm households about malnutrition and financial management, established seven libraries in primary schools within Patchouli-producing communities, and collaborated with a forestry organization to ensure sustainable wood sourcing.

Vetiver

Our VETIVER is sourced from a co-operative of 250 vetiver root producers in Haiti. Both the co-operative and our local supplier have earned Ecocert Fair for Life Certification, guaranteeing fair wages and working conditions throughout the supply chain in Haiti.

This certification also validates the social and environmental responsibility of vetiver production and ensures full traceability of the raw material.

Upcycled Rose Water

Our perfumers have developed an advanced system of UPCYCLED ROSE WATER, utilising “waste” from the primary rose distillation process and recovered additional olfactive components through an additional step on concentration. 

This process not only reduces waste and environmental impact of this precious extract, but also reveals an altogether different, fresher facet of the flower.

Bergamot Oil

Our BERGAMOT OIL is ethically sourced from Calabria, Italy where around 1,300 smallholder farmers work on the bergamot trees.  They pick the fruit and sell it to small processing companies, cooperatives and producers who transform the peel into essential oil according to strict standards for quality. 

Bergamot production complies with the principles of organic farming and two of Givaudan’s three main Bergamot suppliers are members of the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT) which sets high sustainability standards.

Cardamom Extract

Our CARDAMOM EXTRACT exemplifies our commitment to sustainability & innovation.  By harnessing the power of vegetal extraction, we extract the oil from the seeds, ensuring and optimised process that minimises waste. 

Thanks to our presence at origin, this cardamom extract is crafted only on the seeds contained in the precious green shell, imparting a unique and cleaner note.  The discarded shells are then upcycled into new products, such as spice mixes for food industry.

Tonka Bean Absolute

Our TONKA BEAN ABSOLUTE comes from the wild forests of the Caura Basin in Venezuela.  There we support our partner, the Givaudan Foundation to contribute to protect the biodiversity of these forests.  Through conservation agreements, local communities are actively contributing to protect their forest.  As part of this agreement, the local community takes care of the forest trails and tracks changes in biodiversity.