We specializes in harvesting, production, processing and exportation of frankincense and myrrh This company is entirely owned and manned by a well-trained and qualified staff in the field of Environment and Social Sciences. When you deal with us, you deal with the local frankincense producers directly. For further information concerning our products read down below. Boswellia Carterii Beyo Also called olibanum, frankincense is an aromatic resin obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia, Boswellia Carteri. The Boswellia trees grow in the wild without human intervention and are therefore 100% natural and organic. Boswellia Frereana Boswellia Frereana is only found in where the locals call it . Frankincense , also referred to as the king of Frankincense, grows naturally in the wild. Frankincense is perfectly safe to chew as a gum. This helps fight gum diseases, strengthens teeth. Myrrh is used as incense, most especially in churches and as an ingredient in anointing oil for religious functions or ceremonies usually applied together with Frankincense. Mixed Boswellia Carterii Beyo Also called olibanum, mixed Boswellia frankincense is our ungraded resin. topical and internal use of Frankincense provides modern health benefits. It may also provide a soothing atomatic experience.
Our High Quality Arabic Gum is not treated by heat and is in its natural state and comes from a deciduous shrubby tree native to the semi-desert regions of Sub-Saharan Africa, in particular from Somalia/Ethiopia. Myrrh gum comes from a small, spiny, deciduous shrubby tree native to Yemen, Somalia, Eritrea and eastern Ethiopia which reaches a height of 4 metres. The base of the trees trunk is thick and looks swollen, stems like this are known as 'pachycaul', the bark is papery and can be reddish in colour to bluish grey; many gnarly thorny branches grow off the trunk. The trifoliate, elliptical to lanceolate leaves are pinnately compound, alternate and 5-35mm in length, they are mid green in colour with serrated edges. The 4-petaled flowers are 3-4mm in length and white to creamy white in colour. The resin exudes from the tree readily without the tree having to be cut or scored. Frankincense resin comes from a shrubby deciduous tree native to Ethiopia and parts of Somalia, Oman and Yemen, which can have several trunks and grows between 2-8 metres in height. The bark of the tree is papery, thin and readily peels from the trunk. All parts of the tree are highly resinous, although resin doesn't begin to appear until the tree is 8 years of age or older. The alternate and oddly-pinnate compound leaves are clustered at the end of the branches and are comprised of 9-15 leaflets which are serrated and pale green on the underside and darker green on the upper surface. The 5-petaled flowers are borne in axillary racemes that are 10cm in length and creamy white sometimes white to pinkish These products are 100% natural organic, harvested from wild trees naturally, with no damage to the environment, which is very important to Fodey Enterprises Ltd. This makes these products sustainable and responsibly sourced. We only collect what the trees naturally discharge and we don't allow these trees to be taped, as that damages the trees.
Supplier: A) gums: frankincense, myrrh and gum arabic, soya meal for animal consumption. b) grains for human consumption such as: red sorghum and barley. c) seeds such as: sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, black cumin seeds d) edible oils:such as: corn oil, sesame oil, canola oil, sunflower, oil, mustard oil, palm oil and pea oil, e) essential oils such as: frankincense oil, myrrh oil, lavender oil, peppermint oil, lemon oil, lemongrass oil, cedarwood oil, vetiver oil, oregano oil, grapefruit oil, chamomile oil and more. tea, coffee, chilled meat and icumsa 45 suga
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