Cedarleaf Oil
Latest Market Information on Cedarleaf oil
Jun 24th, 2025
Cedarleaf oil (Thuja occidentalis), is produced almost entirely in Canada and in North America and is wild-harvested from native conifer trees. The oil is distilled during the spring and early summer when the leaf oil content is at its peak.
Berjé works closely with our partners in Canada, who specialize in wildcrafted oils and manage production across forested regions of Québec. As with many wild-harvested materials, availability can vary depending on weather and access to remote areas, but no major disruptions are expected this season.
Cedarleaf oil gives a bold, camphoraceous freshness, layered with green, herbaceous notes reminiscent of crushed pine. A subtle woody dryness rounds out the profile with depth and clarity.
Supply is stable and market demand remains consistent.
CAS #
8007-20-3
Fema
2267
Einecs
290-370-1
Principle Constituents
Alpha Thujone
Refractive Index
1.4560 - 1.4600 @ 20C
Specific Gravity
0.9060 - 0.9160 @ 25C
Region
Canada
Appearance
Pale Yellow Liquid
Part of Plant
Leaf/Twig
Extraction Method
Steam Distillation
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