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Autumn 2008

Lavender rows in early spring
 

Most of Atlantic Aromatics Lavender oil is produced on a family farm in the Vaucluse Plareau in Provence, lavender's natural region.. Only here, among the best French producers, are plants reproduced from seed rather than cuttings. If you walk through a field smelling the flowers, each plant smells different. This gives the oil great richness and depth, as the unique qualities of each individual plant contributes to the overall aroma. Atlantic Aromatics Lavender is both certified organic and has the French quality mark, the Appelation d’Origin Controlée - few producers have both.

Aromatherapy Starter Kit for Students and Enthusiasts Only 35 Euro RSP
Due to the large number of aromatherapy courses running throughout Ireland and the wide interest in aromatherapy, Atlantic Aromatics have designed a ‘STARTER KIT’ with aromatherapy students and enthusiasts in mind.

The kit consists of:

• 8 Pure Essential Oils(5ml)

• Bergamot, Geranium, Lavender*, Lemon*, Rosemary, Rose 7%, Tea Tree*, Ylang Ylang*

• 1 Carrier Oil(100ml)

• Sweet Almond oil (cold pressed & unrefined)

• Measuring Cup for mixing

• Information Leaflet - How to use essential oils

*certified organic oils

New Merchandising Material Helpful Iinformation helps boost Sales…
You will have seen our A4 Product Information sheets highlighting our bi-monthly Special Offers.
We will be offering A5 laminated cards with concise product details and advice on methods of use.

Product Information offers customers a better service and demystifies how to use products. The first of these A5 laminated cards will be available in September.

Price Comparisons
At Atlantic Aromatics we try to keep prices reasonable, spending as little on print, packaging and advertising as is practical. What price do you like to pay?

Atlantic Aromatics

Rosa Mosquetta Organic

RSP € 9.00/20ml

 

Atlantic Aromatics

Rose Massage

RSP €11.95/100ml

Brand X

Rosa Mosquetta

RSP € 12.00+/20ml

 

Brand X

Rose Massage

RSP €20+/100ml

Munster Wholefoods
Last year, Munster Wholefoods was bought by people who knew nothing about the wholefood industry. The last few months have seen the rapid and total disintegration of Martin Benham’s fine company, culminating in receivership in July. This brings home most forceably that for our trade to flourish, in depth product knowledge is essential. Without it, the only difference between a walnut and a bag of quinoa is its barcode.

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