Exporters of African essential oil often have their workshops where the essential oils are extracted using only steam distillation processes from plants as well as spices that have been collected from special spice-only plantations to guarantee that the quality of production is consistent. Most manufacturers and exporters with their own facilities for extracting essential oils will use big stainless steel stills and the oils extracted are also stored in large drums that are sure to be properly ventilated as well as meticulously filtered.

Besides Madagascar, there are a number of other African countries that are engaged in exporting and manufacturing African essential oils. You could try out the Ivory Coast for bergamot as well as bitter orange essential oils. From Egypt you can source other African essential oils that are extracted like basil oil, marjoram oil, spearmint oil, fennel oil, caraway oil as well as camphor oil.

In Marrakech there are Moroccan companies that are engaged in exporting African essential oils to Europe, North America, Brazil, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore as well as Taiwan. There are also Tunisian African essential oils that are very aromatic that also can be used for medicinal purposes. These are hundred percent pure essential oils made from Rosemary, Myrtle, Pepper Mint, Eucalyptus as well as lemon and these oils are usually extracted using steam distillation from non-treated plants.

Another country engaged in the production and export of African essential oils is Algeria, which makes essential oils like globulu eucalyptus, mentha pulegium and more. Also, there are African essential oils toilet soaps being made in Madagascar.

For more information about African essential oils you can check out the essential oils database that lists approximately hundred essential oils from Africa, which will provide information regarding entrepreneurs, as well as traders working on making essential oils in African countries.