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Do you need to work out future projections for upcoming months? Are you wondering about inventory on certain items? Do you need to plan for stock on your shelves? Our Wholesale Team can assist you with your product planning needs for your business!
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Would you like to showcase your Mountain Rose Herbs essential oils, teas, extracts and spices? Are you serving or using our products in your restaurant, café, tea house or coffee shop? Contact us for complimentary promotional material for your daily business.
Access to sourcing information, testing and quality control documents, industry involvement and much more! Our representatives can guide you to business oriented blogs posts, events and resources for your business needs.
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We are proud to offer this treasured botanical which has been organically cultivated. This farming practice helps to protect and preserve the existing patches of osha in the wild. This highly revered herbal ally has a wonderful affinity for the respiratory system and offers a wealth of other healthful benefits.
When you can't be exploring the outside world, make some tea, grab your colored pencils and settle down with our Super Cool Kids Book! 28 pages of herbal knowledge, puzzles, and coloring for the young-at-heart botanical enthusiast. Get to know some of the most powerful herbal allies with this all-ages interactive book.
Each pure essential oil blend utilizes primarily certified organic essential oils that are crafted with care by our in-house certified aromatherapist and quality tested by our in-house lab. From essential oil blends for sleep to aromatherapy blends that invigorate, these essential oils can be used in a diffuser, in homemade body care products or through direct inhalation.
Each of our herbal extracts and tinctures are handcrafted using time honored recipes and organic corn alcohol. Our single extracts are lovingly tinctured in-house by our meticulous experts at our state-of-the-art extract facility to ensure the highest quality. We grind fresh botanicals whenever possible to create this wellness line or use our high-quality dried herbs when fresh is not available.
Our beloved loose-leaf teas have been crafted to perfection for over 20 years using the freshest organic ingredients. Lovingly blended by our artisan experts, these teas offer an array of flavors and healthy properties. Explore these marvelous teas and feel refreshed with every sip.
We are very excited to let you know about a brand new benefit available to your store! We are now offering a promotional 50% off discount from regular retail pricing for introductory packages of our Essential Oils, Tea Tins, and Extracts.
We look forward to hearing from you!
All package orders must be placed through a Wholesale Account Representative so we can apply discounting correctly to your order. If you'd like to take advantage of this new program, please reach out to us via email at wholesale@mountainroseherbs.com or by phone at (800) 879-3337 ext. 126. The wholesale team is available Monday-Friday, 8AM-4PM PST.
Would you like to showcase your Mountain Rose Herbs essential oils, teas, extracts and spices? Are you serving or using our products in your restaurant, café, tea house or coffee shop? Contact us for complimentary promotional material for your daily business.
Speakers include esteemed herbalists Dr. Christopher Hobbs, Richo
Cech, and Jiling Lin. Local botanist and herbalist, Logan Keister will
lead two morning herb walks. Herbalists Without Borders Eugene Chapter
will conduct a First Aid Salve workshop before presentations commence.
Come early to learn how to make an all-purpose salve and walk away
with your own sample. Live music from Casanostra will be sure to get
you on your feet! Food and free tea will be available at the event, as
well as local botanically inspired vendors.
FHP is a free event. We can't wait to see you at beautiful Mount
Pisgah for a day of herbal inspiration, rain or shine!
People, plants, and planet are more important than profit. This
seemingly simple principle is the bedrock on which Mountain Rose Herbs
is built, the foundational philosophy that has guided us every day for
33 years and counting. In these unprecedented times, when communities
around the world are buffeted on all sides by global warming and
pandemic, this statement continues to be our guiding light. It is the
heart of what we do and the core of why we advocate so fiercely for
sustainable organic agriculture, native plants, and fair trade.
At the end of the day, sustainable quality of life hinges delicately
on how we caretake our planet: how we tend to our watersheds; how we
nurture our soils, water, and air; how we grow and distribute the food
we eat and the botanicals we love. This is why we are unwaveringly
committed to rigorous quality testing on all our products, why we only
use packaging that is environmentally friendly, why we invest in our
properties with solar energy, satellite-controlled water conservation
systems, and bioswales to filter runoff water from our roofs and
pavement. It is why we worked hard to become Oregon's first Zero Waste
Facility, diverting more than 90% of all non-hazardous waste from
landfills and incineration.
“People, plants, and planet before profit” is also the foundation of
our relationship with our partner farmers throughout the Pacific
Northwest, and with our global farm partners through Fair for Life, a
rigorous certification standard for fair trade that requires
transparency and equity throughout the entire supply chain and
provides funding to hard-hit farming communities in order to support
life changing innovations in organic agriculture, health, and
education. As one of our partner farmers in India said so
perfectly—Fair for Life means we are all committed together to a
system that is “fair for farmers, fair for [the] environment, and fair
for customers.”
At Mountain Rose Herbs, we work from the fundamental belief that it is
our honor and our responsibility to strive for excellence as human
beings and as a company: to live by ethical principles and to set
ourselves always on a path of growth and learning in our ever-changing
world. We also know that we are best positioned to do this when we
have our feet well rooted in the ancient traditions that humans have
turned to for millennia: in the profoundly healing beauty of nature
and the natural gifts of the botanical world.
- Shawn Donnille
Bees Knees release party with Thinking Tree Spirits and Glory Bee, February. Any chance we can get to support our Bees!
Rita taking a first ride in the Arcimoto electric vehicle. We have so much fun handing out tea and sharing smiles in our new FUV.
Wholesale Team building lunch at Roaring Rapids Pizza and miniature golf, August 2021. We want a rematch Quinn!
This picture was taken by the pond in our backyard of the office, April of 2021. It is so beautiful!
Team Building with the Wholesale team and Claims & Returns October 2021. They are so competitive, they didn’t even notice Rita. Don’t worry we taught her how to drive before she got in the Arcimoto!
Tracie and Chloe took our electric vehicles out to say hi at Dorris Ranch. They had an Electric Vehicle event, September 2021.
Chloe and Rita’s stop at Patrick’s Point State Park in Trinidad, Ca. February 2022. Outreach trip to Northern California, we actually ran into some old friends all the way out here!
If I had a quarter for every time I've found myself guiltily staring down at the seed-speckled mushy remnants of a squash I freshly gutted, I'd be retired and roaming somewhere around the Oregon Coast by now. “What in the world am I supposed to do with all these seeds?,” I'd grumble to myself as the seeds seemingly stared back up at me with a desperate look of maybe, just maybe, this will be the day I use them to their full potential. Repurposing seeds that would otherwise be destined for the compost bin can feel intimidating, time-consuming, and messy (full disclosure - the messy part is true!).
I'm a sucker for seasonal scents. As soon as fall arrives, I begin making homemade wax melts, diffuser blends, roll-on perfumes, and natural skincare recipes to match the seasonal shift. I was recently inspired by my dear colleague Heidi's autumn spice lotion recipe and I thought a foaming hand soap would make a great compliment.
It's the season for everyone's favorite autumnal spices. Crisp fall scents and flavors are in our lattes, our pastries, our diffusers, our perfumes, and more. They're also in one of my favorite Mountain Rose Herbs lotion recipes! Although I love thicker creams and body butters for everyday moisturizing, I like to keep lotion in a pump bottle by the sink to use after hand-washing. This DIY lotion recipe is so easy to make, which means it's simple to switch up the scent to match the seasons or my current mood. This time of year, it's all about the satisfying aromas of autumn.
I will admit that I was a latecomer to the pumpkin pie spice trend. I still have not had a pumpkin spice latte, for instance. I have been starting to come around though. My turning point came after I tried one of our very own blog recipes, pumpkin pie spice roasted mixed nuts. Ever since that day, I have felt the undeniable pull towards this seasonal favorite. As the days grow shorter and cooler, the warming spices seem to offer the perfect comfort and sense of wellbeing. Naturally, I wanted to celebrate the arrival of pumpkin spice season this year with a recipe variation!
On a warm October afternoon in 2021, roughly 40 personnel from Oregon forest agencies, area tribes, and conservation groups, including the Long Tom Watershed Council, gathered on the Andrew Reasoner Wildlife Preserve outside Eugene. Among them were a dozen Native American firefighter trainees who had spent the week learning the essentials of wildfire suppression. That the culmination of their training would be the deliberate burning of an eight-acre parcel of land might strike some as contrary, even outrageous. As a former National Park Ranger who served as a firefighter in the early 90s, this certainly flew in the face of the training I'd received.
Irradiation of food is a topic that is increasingly showing up as a point of concern for Mountain Rose customers, so I want to take a minute to talk about this timely subject. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of food irradiation in 1963 to kill bacteria, molds, insects, etc. in wheat and flour. Today, the FDA has approved irradiation for fruits, vegetables, eggs in the shell, spices and seasonings, sprouting seeds, poultry, crustaceans and shellfish, and red meats. Food irradiation involves exposing foods to one of three different types of ionizing radiation: gamma rays from cobalt-60, x-rays, or electron beams. The FDA uses this technology to improve food safety and extend storage and shelf life. Meanwhile, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Organics Program (NOP), which oversees the nation's organics labeling, prohibits the use of irradiation to treat organic products because the process alters the natural state of food. These two opposing views present consumers with something of a conundrum.
If I told you there's a pantry staple that can soothe sore muscles and calm irritated skin, would you guess it's vinegar? It's true! From minor aches to dry or itchy skin, I turn to herbal vinegar baths. On its own, a cup or two of vinegar in the tub will leave skin soft and rejuvenated with a healthful glow. But herb-infused vinegars take this concept a step further, using plant constituents to boost the already impressive benefits of a vinegar bath.
On August 30, 2023, we will experience a super blue moon. Astronomers say it will be the closest, biggest, brightest full moon of the year. To me, this super full moon holds the potential to illuminate stagnant thoughts and emotions, both of which are good self-work for me right now. I am planning to spend the evening seeking clarity from these “peripheral” thoughts so I can move into them or on from them healthily and productively.
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