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The difference between plantation and wild agarwood in Indonesia comes down to how the resin forms. Wild agarwood grows over […]

Exporting wild agarwood from Indonesia without a CITES export permit, a BKSDA recommendation and a valid quota allocation is illegal,

A reliable quality-control SOP for Indonesian agarwood chips grades every batch against three objective tests — density by water immersion

Pack agarwood chips for international shipping inside a rigid, double-walled export carton lined with a sealed moisture barrier, cushion each

To legally export agarwood chips from Indonesia you need six core papers: a CITES export permit, a BKSDA recommendation supported

To get a BKSDA recommendation for gaharu export, you register your business (NIB), prove legal procurement of the agarwood, secure

Indonesian agarwood trade runs under CITES Appendix II, which allows regulated export of Aquilaria and Gyrinops. Legal shipments need a

Using a Bali-based agarwood broker for export sourcing gives overseas buyers one accountable contact to consolidate plantation supply scattered across

Legally exporting Indonesian agarwood runs through four sequential steps: sign a supply contract for verifiably legal, ideally plantation-grown material; secure

Agarwood sourcing in Indonesia runs through a four-tier chain: village collectors and plantation farmers gather resinous wood, regional middlemen (pengepul)