A Naturally Aromatic Resin with Remarkable Versatility

Myrrh (Molmol) is a natural resin valued for its rich aroma, distinctive character, and long history of use in traditional and commercial applications. Carefully harvested and handled, it is suitable for a range of industries seeking natural aromatic and botanical ingredients.

Prime Gum sources and processes Myrrh with attention to product selection, handling, and preparation, helping preserve its natural characteristics from collection through to export.

Our Sources

Myrrh is sourced from established harvesting regions across East Africa, where resin-producing trees grow naturally and local communities have extensive knowledge of traditional harvesting practices.

Prime Gum works with local sourcing networks to select quality Myrrh and prepare it for international markets.

Usage & Applications

Myrrh is valued for its rich aroma and natural properties, making it suitable for a variety of traditional and commercial applications.

  • Fragrance & Perfumery
  • Incense & Aromatics
  • Cosmetics & Personal Care
  • Wellness & Traditional Use
  • Pharmaceutical Applications
  • Essential Oil Production

Request Pricing or Place an Order

To place an order or request a quotation for Myrrh (Molmol), please contact our sales team with your required grade, quantity, and destination. We will respond promptly with availability, pricing, and shipping details tailored to your needs.
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Frankincense

Available in Olibanum, Sudan, and Ethiopia varieties, Frankincense is valued for its distinctive aroma, natural qualities, and versatility across fragrance, incense, wellness, and other applications.

Myrrh

Including Molmol, Super, and Hagar Grade A varieties, Myrrh is known for its rich aroma and natural properties, with applications across fragrance, wellness, cosmetic, and traditional industries.

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Our range also includes Opoponax (Sweet Myrrh), Gum Arabic (Acacia), and Organic Shilajit, each valued for its distinctive properties and applications across fragrance, food, cosmetic, and other industries.