Galbanum gum

Galbanum gum (CAS 9000-24-2), also known as Ferula resin, is a natural oleoresin exudate harvested from Ferula species native to the Middle East and Central Asia. FEMA 2502.

Where is Galbanum gum used?

• Fine fragrance and personal care: green, woody topnote in chypre and fougère compositions
• Food and beverage: natural flavoring agent
• Confectionery, baked goods and savory products at controlled levels
• Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical: traditional remedy preparations and botanical extracts
• Incense and aromatic products: base resin blended with other natural gum exudates
• Perfumers and flavorists rely on it for distinctive aromatic profiles.

Good to know: Buyers should confirm moisture content, resin versus gum ratio, and botanical source documentation when evaluating supplier specifications.

Commercial specifications

• Natural or crude grade for fragrance compounding
• Purified or standardized extract forms for food and pharmaceutical applications