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Myrrh Gum ready for repeat orders.
Reliable Malmal availability across three commercial grades for repeat buying.
Reliable supply for regular programmes
Plan repeat Malmal orders with confidence.
Kulan maintains Myrrh Gum stock across several commercial grades. Each enquiry starts with the available lot, allowing the buyer to review appearance, choose a grade, and agree testing, sorting and packaging before shipment.
Product enquiry
Build your product request
Tell us how you want this lot prepared and continue the conversation on WhatsApp.
A closer look at the product
Marketing Made Simple · next step
A simple route to a confident Malmal order.
Share your specification
Tell us the grade, volume and destination port.
Review evidence and terms
We align the lot, sample, documents and payment terms.
Prepare and ship
We sort, pack and arrange shipment through Mogadishu Port.
Malmal buyer FAQs
Product-specific answers, plus the practical details that keep a shipment moving.
Which grades are available for Malmal?
Myrrh Gum is usually supplied as Grades 1, 2 & 3. Final grade mix is confirmed against the buyer’s agreed specification and sample.
What is the normal order size?
The normal MOQ is 7–8 metric tons. Kulan can load about 16 MT in a 20-foot container and 25–28 MT in a 40-foot container, subject to packing and shipping requirements.
How is the lot prepared?
Kulan sources from origin-connected collection networks and uses two-pass sorting: regional collection centres followed by the main warehouse/export centre. Sorting and packaging normally take two weeks after contract signing.
Can I request a sample and quality documents?
Yes. We agree the quality specification first, then provide a representative sample. Repeat orders ordinarily do not need a new sample. Applicable documentation may include COO, phytosanitary certificate, COA and commercial shipping documents.
Which payment and shipment terms are available?
Kulan primarily works under CFR and CIF, with FOB available by negotiation. T/T and CAD are preferred, while D/P may also be negotiated. Final terms are recorded in the contract or proforma invoice.