Particular trees and plants secrete various gums and resins. These crude drugs are used in the manufacture of medicinal and cosmetic products around the world. Alfarid has built a reputation of consistency without compromising quality to supply these items. Our clients rely on our consistent, stable supply to facilitate their production requirements.

Respecting our clients' need of only superb products, Alfarid Corporation has an extent of widespread origins from where Gums Resins are procured coming from only natural grown resources. Freshly reaching our warehouses, Gums Resins undergo a vigilant selection process in which every single element is carefully divided into groups and/or grades respectively. Once accomplished obtaining the best pieces in hand, Gums Resins are specially packed and stored in well fumigated areas from where the shipment process initiate.View Image

Gum Olibanum is an aromatic gum resin obtained from various Arabian or East African trees. It is yellow-brownish in colour and is available from small pieces to lumps in form collectively. This gum olibanum is used mainly as an Incense.Read more on Frankincense

Guggal is a spiny shrub or small tree with many branches, usually growing two or three meters high, and found in the arid, rocky tracts. A healthy tree yields 250 - 500 grams of resin in one season, and guggal plants typically begin yielding resin after five years.Read More...

Gum Myrrh is a shrub or small tree native to Ethiopia, Somalia, and the Arabian Peninsula. It grows up to 3 meters in height and has tough, knotted branches and spine-tipped twigs sparsely covered with small, trifoliate, irregular leaves. The yellow to reddish brown aromatic gum resin exudes from fissures or incisions in the bark and is collected as irregular masses.Read More...

Aloes is a succulent perennial plant of the genus aloe, having fleshy leaves with spiny edges. Aloe or Gum Aloes is characterized by strong and pungent odour and very bitter and nauseas taste.

Aloe or Gum Aloes is exuded from the leaves of aloe species. The liquid extracted from these species is concentrated either by means of evaporation or by boiling to turn it into a consistency of thick liquid. The processed juice or gel solidifies on cooling.Read more on Aloes

Gum arabic, a natural gum also called gum acacia, is a substance obtained from several species of the acacia tree, especially Acacia senegal and Acacia seyal. It is used primarily in the food industry as a stabilizer.Read more on Acacia Arabica

Biological Name: Daemonorops Draco Bl.

Dragon Blood is a red, resinous substance obtained from the fruit of a climbing palm (Daemonorops draco) of tropical Asia.Read More...