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Case study

Oud Oil, CO₂ Extract and Filled Retail Vials in One Season

The buyer was launching a plantation-oud collection across three retail price points in one season. They wanted one supplier to coordinate the oil, filling and labelled vial so that material and packaging approvals could be planned together.

Buyer
Luxury fragrance house
Country
Saudi Arabia
Channel
Perfumery & fragrance houses
Project began
2022
Supercritical CO2 agarwood extract wholesale

The constraint

What ruled out the obvious answer

The account describes a fixed seasonal launch date and Saudi label-registration review before mass printing. Oil and packaging approvals were therefore coordinated in parallel. This describes that programme, not the legal requirements or approval sequence for every GCC shipment.

What changed

The specification, not the relationship

The hydro-distilled oil and CO₂ extract were coordinated in one sourcing and filling programme, using their respective production methods rather than describing both as distilled oil. Each grade shipped against its own batch certificate, with the lot number printed on the vial matching the number on the report. Filling, labelling and the rigid outer box ran here, against a pre-production sample approved in writing before any tooling was cut.

Results

What moved, and how it was counted

  1. Approved artwork to first factory dispatch

    Six weeks

    How it was counted. The project account records six weeks from written artwork approval to the first consignment leaving the factory; the earlier label re-print is outside that interval. The underlying dated records are not reproduced here, and this is not a general delivery guarantee.

  2. Reorder interval

    Quarterly over the three-year period described

    How it was counted. Quarterly reorders are reported in the project account from 2022 over the three-year period described. This public narrative does not reproduce the order book or independently audit that sequence.

  3. Lot number on the vial matches the certificate

    Every consignment

    How it was counted. The project account describes checking the vial lot number against its paperwork on the consignments discussed. It is a reported project practice, not a claim that every future shipment has been independently verified.

What was hard

The part that did not go smoothly

The project account describes an ingredient phrase on the first label proof needing correction during Saudi registration. It was corrected before mass printing and added about two weeks to the preparation discussed. That experience informed later proofs; it is not a claim that the wording is a universally approved GCC label template.

Lines supplied

What actually shipped

Unit prices are not published here or anywhere on this site, and neither are this buyer’s order volumes. Both belong to their commercial position rather than ours to disclose. Quotations are issued per lot against a stated quantity — ask for one.

Route

Shipping into Middle East & GCC

Agarwood sticks, mabkhara censers and oud oil for GCC retail, perfumery and gifting programmes. Confirm the intended setting and packaging with the buyer.

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