1. Know what you are buying
Cultivated (inoculated) agarwood is legal and affordable; wild agarwood is rare and expensive. Ask which — in writing.
- Ask for the distillation batch and wood source
- Request a GC-MS lab test
- Exports need CITES documents
2. Warning signs
Very cheap 'pure wild' oil, no batch number, or a seller who refuses a lab test.
3. Get verified offers
Send your spec, volume and destination through Amanect. We match you with scored producers, return verified offers, and arrange independent inspection before the balance is paid.
Questions buyers ask
Is agarwood oil export legal?
Yes, with CITES permits. We only work with distilleries that supply them.
Have a supplier you want checked?
Send us the company name and what you plan to order. We come back with what we can confirm, what we cannot, and what an on-site visit would cost.