About Atina
Located in Distrito Industrial, Minas Gerais, Atina operates as a leading cosmetic lab in Brazil focused on sustainable extraction from the Atlantic Rainforest. Since 2005, the facility at Rua Oitis, 81 has specialized in:
- FSC-certified wood extract production
- Steam distillation and cold pressing techniques
- Natural Alpha-Bisabolol from Candeia oil
- Eco-friendly botanical processing
Through industrial symbiosis and environmentally conscious methods, Atina preserves the properties of ingredients sourced from Brazilian biodiversity while maintaining forest sustainability.
Frequently asked questions
Atina produces natural ingredients through the following processes:
- Essential oils
- Alpha-Bisabolol from Candeia
- Steam distillation extracts
- Cold-pressed oils
- Botanical extracts
- Wood-derived ingredients
- Leaf extracts
- Fruit and seed processing
- Production methods
- Vapor extraction
- Spray drying
- Pressure processing
All products follow FSC certification standards for forest-sourced materials.
Atina employs natural extraction processes with the following characteristics:
| Method | Applications |
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| Steam Distillation |
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| Cold Pressing |
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| Solvent-Free Processing |
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These methods preserve the natural properties of botanical materials while avoiding petroleum-based solvents.
Atina’s operations are centered in Brazil with the following sourcing structure:
- Raw material sources
- Brazilian Atlantic Rain Forest
- FSC-certified forest areas
- Local biodiversity zones
- Processing facilities
- Industrial extraction plant
- Quality control laboratory
- Storage facilities
The company maintains direct relationships with forest communities and local suppliers across Brazilian biomes.
More details about Atina
A leading Brazilian cosmetic lab rooted in sustainability
Since 2005, Atina has operated as a cosmetic lab in Minas Gerais, Brazil, specializing in the production of natural ingredients from the Brazilian Atlantic Rain Forest. The company began its journey with the extraction of Alpha-Bisabolol from Candeia essential oil and has since expanded its expertise.
Sustainable extraction methods and certifications
Located in Distrito Industrial at Rua Oitis, 81, Atina implements environmentally conscious extraction processes using vapor, pressure, ethanol, and water. This approach eliminates the need for petroleum-based organic solvents, aligning with modern environmental standards.
Environmental commitment and recognition
Atina holds the distinction of being the first Atlantic Forest native wood extract producer to receive FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification, demonstrating its dedication to sustainable forestry practices.
Production capabilities and expertise
The facility employs various extraction techniques including:
- Steam distillation for botanical extracts
- Spray drying processes
- Cold pressing methods
Raw material sourcing
Atina sources its materials directly from the biodiversity-rich Brazilian Atlantic Rain Forest, focusing on:
- Wood derivatives
- Leaf extracts
- Fruit processing
- Seed extractions
Technical excellence and quality assurance
The laboratory maintains high standards in preserving the inherent properties of plant extracts, including:
- Chemical integrity
- Olfactive qualities
- Nutritional components
- Sensorial characteristics
Supply chain optimization
Through industrial symbiosis and complete raw material utilization, Atina maximizes efficiency while minimizing environmental impact, supporting the preservation of Brazil’s unique tropical biomes.
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