Boswellia Carterii Frankincense Resin
Email us for your requests: contact@sacredresins.co.uk
Boswellia Carterii is the finest of frankincense from the mountains of Somaliland, known for its earthy, citrusy aroma and white resin.
Sourced through an agreement directly with harvesters and land owners of the sacred trees. We are committed to supporting sustainable harvesting practices that respect both the trees and the communities that depend on them. Each order is carefully sorted to buyers needs.
Origin: Somaliland
Available Grades: A, B
Packaging: 50KG PP bags
MOQ: 1000kg
Terms: Small orders are payable in advance. Commercial orders are accepted against purchase order from established buyers. For buyers who prefer to transact under letter of credit, we accept irrevocable LC at sight (UCP 600), opened by a reputable bank acceptable to us, with a 30% advance deposit on order confirmation.
Why Choose Us?
Direct sourcing from origin: No middlemen.
Strict sorting and grading: We tailor the grade type that is requested usually its grade A
Established export logistics: Shipments handled by our freight forwarder with over a decade of experience in Berbera port, accredited by BIFA, FIATA, and the London Chamber of Commerce.
Pre shipment inspection: Buyers may appoint a third party inspector at the port of loading or request a pre shipment loading sample for verification.
Certificates: We provide an official export certificate and also a certificate of origin from the ministry of environment and climate change and upon request we can also include a phytosanitary certificate which depends on the import regulations of the import country. There is also a GC-MS analysis report detailing essential oil composition and yield.
Whether you're an importer, essential oil distiller, herbal manufacturer, or incense distributor, our frankincense resins are perfect for high demand markets as you may know, boswellia carterii has the highest oil yield compared to other species.
We aim to invest in the long term health of the supply chain, we are currently working with the department of gums and resins to run workshops on sustainable tapping practices with harvesters.
Contact us today to request samples or a quotation.