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In the 1600s, nutmeg was so valuable that it led to one of the most fascinating historical episodes. In 1667, the Dutch and the English signed the Treaty of Breda, which saw the Dutch trading the entire island of Manhattan—then New Amsterdam—with the English in exchange for a tiny Indonesian island called Run. Why? Because Run was rich in nutmeg, a spice worth more than its weight in gold at the time. Fast-forward to today, nutmeg has transitioned from a highly prized luxury to an essential commodity, both as a spice and as a nutmeg oil. With its warm, spicy aroma and unique properties, nutmeg oil is a versatile ingredient in the food, flavor, and fragrance industries. Its uses range from perfumes and cosmetics to pharmaceuticals and food products, making it a valuable commodity. In the modern world, nutmeg oil continues to play a significant role in enhancing flavors and scents, making it a key player in the global essential oils market. The legacy of this once-prized spice lives on, not just in history, but in its continued importance in industries around the world, connecting us to our past and shaping our present. Reach us at aroma.ingredients@indesso.com for more information about our Nutmeg Oil collections! #IndessoPedia #nutmegoil

Cathianne Leonardi

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Everyone loves Nutmeg!

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