HIQILI Introduces USDA Certified Organic Lavender Oil
The new essential oil is USDA Certified Organic and batch-tested by GC/MS, according to the company.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Organic Food
HIQILI introduced USDA Certified Organic Lavender Essential Oil, which the company says is 100% organic and certified to USDA standards. The company also launched an organic tea tree essential oil and an organic geranium essential oil collection for holiday gift bundles.
Why it matters
The launch adds a certified organic option to the essential oil market, where buyers often look for verified botanical sourcing. The product targets consumers who use lavender oil for aromatherapy and skin care.
The lavender oil contains 36.91% linalool and 27.25% linalyl acetate, and every batch is GC/MS batch-tested. HIQILI says it is trusted by over 2 million consumers across 15 countries, though the source does not give pricing or retail availability.
The players
HIQILI
HIQILI is an essential oil company that markets its products to consumers in 15 countries.
The details
The lavender oil is intended for aromatherapy through diffusion during work breaks or at home, and for skin care when blended with a carrier oil for massage. The company describes the product as 100% organic botanical content certified to USDA standards.
Timeline
November 3, 2026: HIQILI introduced its USDA Certified Organic Lavender Essential Oil.
Culture Shift
The launch extends the USDA National Organic Program's certification standards into essential oils, a category that has largely been marketed on purity claims rather than federal organic labeling. Buyers in Jersey City and across the country increasingly look for verified organic credentials when choosing personal care and wellness products.
Shoppers in Jersey City who buy lavender oil for aromatherapy or massage can now find a USDA Certified Organic option. The product is meant for diffusing during work breaks or blending with a carrier oil at home.
The takeaway
When buying essential oils, check for a USDA Certified Organic seal or batch-testing information to verify the product's sourcing and composition. Compare the stated linalool and linalyl acetate levels when choosing a lavender oil for a specific use.
Further reading
Explore more organic food coverage for context on certified products in the market.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
