Galbanum gum is a natural resin obtained from the Ferula species of plants, particularly Ferula gummosa and Ferula galbaniflua.
Geographical Distribution:
The origin countries of galbanum gum are mainly Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkey, where the resin is harvested from the wild-growing Ferula plants.
Appearance characteristic:
Galbanum gum is typically found in the form of small, irregular, and lumpy pieces. It is greenish-yellow in color and has a strong, aromatic odor.
Usage
The usage of galbanum gum is diverse, as it is used in food products such as flavorings and seasonings.
In pharmaceuticals, it is used as an ingredient in ointments and creams.
In cosmetics, it is used in perfumes and skincare products.
Packing
When it comes to packing, galbanum gum is typically packed in multi-layered bags or drums to ensure its quality and shelf life.
Quality
The standard specifications for galbanum gum include parameters such as moisture content, ash content, volatile oil content, and specific gravity. These specifications ensure the quality and purity of the resin for its various applications.
