Rosehip

What is Rosehip?

Rosehip (Rosa canina). A plant species that grows in Europe, northwest Africa, and western Asia. It has a hairy interior and numerous seeds. Dried rosehip is the dried form of this product used as tea and flavoring. We offer production in the following forms:

Dried rosehip whole

Dried rosehip crushed seedless shell

Dried rosehip seed (for oil)

How to Store Rosehip?

Dried rosehip has a minimum shelf life of 1 year when stored under suitable conditions. There are 3 main factors that reduce this period:

• Humidity
• Sunlight
• High temperature

To prevent shortening the shelf life, it should be kept in its own packaging in a cool, dry environment away from sunlight.

What are the Benefits of Rosehip?

What is it used for in industrial production?

1. Where can it be used in food production:

   • Tea and Beverages: Dried rosehip is used in fruit teas, herbal teas, and detox drinks, especially in rosehip tea. Thanks to being rich in vitamin C, it may provide immune-boosting effects.
   • Confectionery and Desserts: Dried rosehip can be used in desserts, jellies, marmalades, and jams. It also functions as a natural sweetener.
   • Fruit Products: Dried rosehip can be used as a flavoring and aroma agent in fruit-based drinks, jellies, or jams.
   • Biscuits and Cakes: Dried rosehip is used to add flavor to bakery products such as biscuits, cakes, and cookies.
   • Flavorings and Natural Sweeteners: Dried rosehip can be preferred as a natural aroma and sweetener in food production.

2. Functional and Dietary Supplement Products:

   • Functional Foods: Rosehip is used in supplements to support the immune system and help prevent illnesses like the common cold due to its high vitamin C content.
   • Digestive Support: Dried rosehip can be used in products that support digestive health.
   • Immune Support: Rosehip has immune-boosting effects by increasing the body's resistance to diseases.

3. Cosmetics:

   • Skincare Products: Rosehip is used in skincare products to moisturize, nourish, and balance skin tone.
   • Natural Exfoliant: Dried rosehip removes dead cells and smoothes skin texture.
   • Skin Health: With its antioxidant properties, rosehip may delay signs of aging and improve skin elasticity.

Uses at Home

1. Snacks and Diet:

   • Snack Use: Dried rosehip can be consumed as a functional snack, providing a natural source of flavor and nutrients.
   • For Children: Rosehip offers a functional snack alternative for children and contains high vitamin C.

2. Teas and Drinks:

   • Homemade Teas: Dried rosehip can be used in homemade rosehip teas, benefiting the immune system with its rich vitamin C content.
   • Detox Drinks: Dried rosehip can be used in detox drinks and teas, providing a purifying effect on the body.

3. Baking:

   • Homemade Desserts: Dried rosehip can be used in cakes, biscuits, and other desserts, making it ideal for adding natural flavor and aroma.
   • Jams and Jellies: Rosehip can be used in homemade jams and jellies, serving as both a sweetener and a nutritional booster.

4. Skincare:

   • Natural Face Masks: Dried rosehip can be used in face masks. It may help nourish, moisturize, and balance skin tone.
   • Skin Exfoliation: Rosehip can be used as a natural exfoliant to remove dead skin cells.
   • Skin Health: Dried rosehip supports skin health, promoting a more youthful and vibrant appearance.

Nutritional Values of Fresh vs. Dried Rosehip

Sources

1. Kaltwasser, S. et al. (2020). "Nutritional and Health Benefits of Rosehips: A Comprehensive Review." Nutrients, 12(3), 701-715. DOI:10.3390/nu12030701
2. Faiz, F. et al. (2019). "Chemical Composition and Biological Activity of Rosehip Extract." Food Chemistry, 300, 125175.
3. Mardani, H. et al. (2021). "Phytochemical Profile of Rosehips: A Review of Their Nutritional and Pharmacological Properties." Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 273, 113917.