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Certified Organic Rosehip Powder – Rosa canina South Africa, Whole Fruit Tart Fruity Reddish-Orange Fine Powder, 250g to 5kg Bulk Wholesale
Certified Organic Rosehip Powder – Rosa canina South Africa, Whole Fruit Tart Fruity Reddish-Orange Fine Powder, 250g to 5kg Bulk Wholesale

Rosehip Powder Organic

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SKU: HTO.RHPK1
Botanical: Rosa Canina
Origin: South Africa
$30.51 - $355.98
Certified Organic
Rosa canina — South Africa
Whole Fruit Powder
Naturally Caffeine Free
Product Details  

Rose hips are the round portion of the rose flower just below the petals. Rose hips contain the seeds of the rose plant. Dried rose hips and the seeds are used together to make medicine.Rose hips contain a lot of vitamin C, so they share many uses with vitamin C including preventing and treating colds, flu, and vitamin C deficiencies.Rose hips are also used for stomach disorders including stomach spasms, stomach acid deficiency, preventing stomach irritation and ulcers, and as a "stomach tonic" for intestinal diseases. They are also used for diarrhea, constipation, gallstones, gallbladder ailments, lower urinary tract and kidney disorders, fluid retention (dropsy or edema), gout, back and leg pain (sciatica), diabetes, high cholesterol, weight loss, high blood pressure, chest ailments, fever, increasing immune function during exhaustion, increasing blood flow in the limbs, increasing urine flow and quenching thirst. 

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Rosehip Powder Organic

$30.51 - $355.98
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Rosehip Powder Organic

$30.51 - $355.98

Certified Organic Rosehip Powder — Rosa canina, South Africa

Certified Organic Rosehip Powder (Rosa canina) — the whole fruit of the Dog Rose ground to a fine powder, sourced from certified organic production in South Africa. Unlike rosehip shell cut and granule formats — which use only the outer fruit wall — rosehip powder is produced from the complete whole fruit including the seeds, seed hairs, and fruit wall together. This means the powder contains the full complement of the rosehip fruit's naturally occurring compounds across all parts of the fruit, and produces a product with greater density and body than infusion-grade granules. South Africa is a significant commercial producer of rosehip, with wild Rosa canina growing extensively in suitable highland and temperate regions.

The powder is a reddish-orange to warm tan colour with the characteristic tart, fruity rosehip flavour — though the powder is used primarily in applications where it is incorporated into a product rather than brewed as a clear tea infusion. Certified organic. Naturally caffeine-free. Available in 250g, 500g, 1kg, and 5kg bulk. This product is sold as a food only.

Product Specifications

Botanical Rosa canina
Common Names Rosehip Powder; Dog Rose; Wild Rose
Origin South Africa
Organic Status Certified Organic
Format Whole fruit powder — includes seeds, seed material, and fruit wall
Ingredient 100% Certified Organic Rosehip Powder (Rosa canina)
Appearance Reddish-orange to warm tan fine powder — tart, fruity aroma
Flavour Profile Tart, tangy, fruity — characteristic rosehip character
Caffeine None — naturally caffeine-free
Sizes Available 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg bulk (not individual units)
Storage Below 23°C in a sealed, dry, dark, airtight container

Certified Organic Rosehip Powder — FAQs

Everything you need to know before you order.

The formats serve fundamentally different applications. Rosehip granules and shell cut are designed for infusion — the pieces steep in hot water to produce a clear, tart, reddish-orange tea. Shell cut uses the outer fruit wall only (seeds removed); granules are finely cut pieces with greater surface area for faster extraction. Neither produces a good result if simply stirred into cold or room-temperature liquid. Rosehip powder is the whole fruit — seeds, seed material, and fruit wall — ground to a fine powder. It does not produce a clear infusion; stirred into water it creates a thick, opaque, slightly gritty beverage. The powder's highest-value applications are in smoothies (where thickness is fine), stirred into yoghurt, blended into food products, and incorporated into supplement formulations — anywhere the powder is consumed as a dispersed ingredient rather than used to make a strained infusion. The powder provides the complete fruit profile; the granules and shells provide a clean extracted infusion.
Smoothies and smoothie bowls: the most natural application — add 1–2 teaspoons to any fruit or berry smoothie; the tart rosehip flavour complements berry, mango, and citrus bases well. The powder blends seamlessly and the colour adds a warm reddish tone. Yoghurt and dairy: stir through yoghurt, kefir, and quark; blend into whipped cream and dessert bases. Baking: fold into muffin and cake batters, energy balls, granola bars, and breakfast biscuits for natural colour and flavour. Beverage manufacturing: incorporate into juice blends, powdered drink mixes, and functional beverage powders where a dispersible whole-fruit ingredient is required. Supplement formulation: suitable as a base ingredient in capsule and tablet manufacture or blended powder supplements where the whole fruit profile is desired. Confectionery: blend into chocolate, gummies, and natural sweets.
Not in the traditional sense of a clear, strained infusion. When rosehip powder is stirred into hot water, it produces an opaque, somewhat thick, cloudy beverage rather than a clear tea — because the fine powder particles remain suspended rather than steeping and being strained out like leaves or granules. Some people consume it this way as a nutritional drink, similar to how matcha or cacao powder is whisked into hot water, but it has a gritty texture at higher quantities and lacks the visual clarity of rosehip granule tea. For a clear, classically presented rosehip tea, the Rosehip Shell Cut or Rosehip Granules TBC 2–3mm Organic are the appropriate formats. The powder is better suited to applications where it is blended into rather than infused.
South Africa has become a significant commercial source of Rosa canina for the international herbal and supplement market. Wild and cultivated Rosa canina grows in the cooler, higher-altitude regions of the country — particularly in the Western Cape and surrounding highland areas — where suitable conditions for quality rosehip production exist. The South African origin provides an additional supply source alongside the more commonly known Chilean and Eastern European (Albanian, Bulgarian) production regions, diversifying the supply chain and offering certified organic product at competitive pricing. The certified organic status of this South African powder confirms it meets accredited organic standards at the farm and processing level.
The HC rosehip range covers the complete spectrum of formats. Rosehip Powder Organic (this product, HTO.RHPK1) — whole fruit certified organic powder, South Africa. Rosehip TBC 2–3mm Organic (HTO.RHKTBCK1) — certified organic 2–3mm tea bag cut granules, Albania; for precision tea bag filling. Rosehip Granules — Rosa canina (HT.RHK1) — conventional finely cut granules, Chile; for general tea blending and quick-brew applications. Rosehip Shell Cut (HT.RHSCK1) — conventional coarse shell cut, Chile; outer fruit only, seeds removed, for loose-leaf tea infusion. Rosehip Fruit Extract 5:1 — concentrated extract for product formulation. Contact our office to confirm current availability across the range.
The standard sizes listed — 250g, 500g, 1kg, and 5kg — are our regular stocked wholesale pack sizes, but The Herbal Connection is a wholesale supplier and can accommodate bulk orders well beyond these standard sizes. Whether you are a supplement manufacturer, food producer, smoothie brand, health food retailer, or large-scale buyer with ongoing volume requirements, we can discuss pricing and supply arrangements to suit your needs. Larger carton quantities, custom bulk packing, and regular standing orders are all available. Contact our wholesale team at sales@herbalconnection.com.au to discuss your specific requirements.

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