Integrated Production Model & Technical Team – PharmaRosa®

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The PharmaRosa® production and technical team

Our own‑root roses are raised by dedicated horticulturists and independent self‑employed farmers under unified technical management.

In brief: how the production framework works

PharmaRosa® operates within an integrated production and sales model: centralised technical governance and compliance, with self‑employed farmers holding individual responsibility. The starting propagation material – the PharmaRosa® NEONATAL rooted cutting – always comes from us, ensuring varietal authenticity and consistent quality. Cultivation takes place on designated, labelled plots; batches are identifiable and traceable. Every plant intended for planting carries a Plant Passport, clearly visible on the packaging. As a customer, You receive reliable quality, transparent provenance and smooth administration. In the ordering process, we clearly indicate for each product who the seller is. Modern logistics and quality assurance together ensure that the rose You choose is exactly what You expect.

In detail: the PharmaRosa® integrated model

What does this mean for You?

Varietal authenticity and reliability: a single, verified source of propagation material.
Visible origin: each batch has a batch identifier and a Plant Passport.
Consistent packaging and information: uniform quality and labelling standards.
Clear accountability: horticultural work is undertaken by the self‑employed farmers; compliance and customer support are the responsibility of PharmaRosa.

Sales formats made simple

There are two operating scenarios: mediated sale, when the seller is the self‑employed farmer (this is indicated on the product page), and direct sale, when the seller is PharmaRosa Kft. At every point of presentation it is clear with whom You conclude the contract.

Technical overview – how is it structured?

NEONATAL® exclusivity: the rooted cutting is produced by PharmaRosa; this is the basis of varietal‑rights compliance and accounting.
On‑site segregation: self‑employed farmers work on designated plots at the PharmaRosa site.
Product types: ORIGINAL (2 L), EXTRA® (6 L), RAPID® (root‑wrapped), NATURAL® (bare‑root) – these can be produced by the self‑employed farmers and by PharmaRosa.
Plant Passport: issuing the PP is centrally the task of PharmaRosa; the label is easy to locate on the packaging.

Production chain – step by step

1. NEONATAL® production: controlled propagation material from PharmaRosa.
2. Cultivation on plots: self‑employed farmers’ cultivation on designated areas, with batch identification.
3. Labelling and PP: batch data recorded, Plant Passport issued, packaging.
4. Delivery: logistics aligned with weather and plant‑health considerations.

Quality assurance and traceability

Batch identification: a traceable pathway from plot to delivery.
Hygiene and plant‑health regime: access control, treatment logs, authorised inputs.
Compliance and auditability: plot and stock labelling suitable for official inspection.
Recall/quarantine: in the event of a deviation, rapid quarantine and – if required – a recall protocol.

Note: a living plant is a natural product; minor, natural variations (colour tone, foliage mass, flower count, growth rate) may occur and do not reduce quality.