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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.
Documentation

The export verification flow

Six checkpoints between a documented plantation and a buyer's customs desk. Nothing leaves the country without all of them.

  1. 1

    Source verification

    Material is traced to a legal, documented plantation source.

  2. 2

    Forest Department verification

    State forest authorities verify the declared source.

  3. 3

    Legal Procurement Certificate

    Issued against the verified source.

  4. 4

    PCCF / HOFF documentation

    Principal Chief Conservator of Forests / Head of Forest Force.

  5. 5

    Certificate of Origin and DGFT licence

    Origin certified; the restricted export licence is issued.

  6. 6

    CITES permit, customs and buyer documentation

    Final clearance and hand-off to the buyer.

Registrations

Licences and compliance

The registrations listed in the MJI Group presentation.

  • Cosmetic manufacturing licence
  • Patent protection
  • Trademark protection
  • GST
  • FSSAI
  • APEDA registration
  • Halal certification
  • ChemexCil registration
  • DGFT export permissions
  • CITES compliance

Enquire for trade or export

Chips, oil and bulk lines are supplied against documented, CITES-compliant sourcing. Tell us what you need and the house will be in touch.

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