The first legal export
112 kg, flagged off from Guwahati
Regulated export gives Assam agarwood a legal path to international buyers — curbing illegal trade and returning fair value to growers.
Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati
The milestone
Assam's first legally approved agarwood export
112 kgAgarwood chips exported100 kg Saudi Arabia · 12 kg UAE
₹2.35 croreConsignment value
13 May 2026Flagged offBy Dr. Jehirul Islam, Founder & Chairman
CITES + DGFTCleared underRestricted export licence
- Consignment
- 112 kg of agarwood chips
- Destinations
- 100 kg to Saudi Arabia · 12 kg to the UAE
- Dispatched from
- Cargo terminal, Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, Guwahati
- Consignment value
- ₹2.35 crore
- Flagged off
- 13 May 2026, by Dr. Jehirul Islam
- Cleared under
- CITES permit and a restricted export licence from the DGFT
- Enabled by
- The Assam Agarwood Promotion Policy, 2020
The MJI presentation describes this as Assam's first legally approved agarwood export.
Why regulated export matters
- It provides a legal path to international buyers.
- It curbs illegal trade.
- It helps return fair value to growers.
- It moves Assam from raw-material trading toward globally compliant, origin-led export.
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