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India hosts Anjum Aromatics, which currently lists 13 distinct products in its catalogue. The portfolio includes sandalwood logs, de‑oiled sandalwood powder (spendust), sandalwood chips, flakes and powder, as well as a set of essential oils such as ginger, lemon grass, palmarosa, eucalyptus citriodora, citronella, NAGARMOTHA, and sandalwood oil. Each item falls under the broader categories of Essential Oils, Sandalwood derivatives and Wood Logs, matching the supplier’s top categories. The catalogue does not provide HS‑code numbers, but the products correspond to standard HS chapters for essential oils (HS 3301) and wood logs (HS 4401).
The listed products cover two principal groups: aromatic essential oils and various forms of sandalwood material. Essential oils such as ginger, lemon grass, palmarosa, eucalyptus citriodora, citronella and NAGARMOTHA are typically evaluated by gas chromatography‑mass spectrometry (GC‑MS) with purity levels of 95 % or higher, specific optical rotation, and moisture below 0.5 %. Sandalwood derivatives include logs, chips, flakes, powder and de‑oiled powder, which are commonly graded by moisture content (8‑12 % for logs, <5 % for powder), santalol concentration (60‑70 % for oil, 30‑40 % for de‑oiled powder) and particle size (e.g., 0.5‑2 mm for powder). Industry practice also distinguishes between certified Indian sandalwood (CIS) and non‑certified material, with the former often requiring a phytosanitary certificate and a declaration of sustainable harvest.
Ask for a current Certificate of Analysis that lists GC‑MS purity, santalol or active‑compound content, moisture level and density, together with a Certificate of Origin and, if required, an organic or GMP certificate.
Yes, Indian export rules mandate a phytosanitary certificate for all wood logs; buyers should obtain this document before shipment to avoid customs holds.
Essential oils fall under HS chapter 33, code 3301, while sandalwood logs and processed wood materials are classified under HS chapter 44, code 4401.
Suppliers often set a MOQ of 500 kg for bulk powder, though smaller trial quantities may be arranged after sample approval.
Standard packaging includes 1 L amber glass bottles sealed with aluminum caps, placed in wooden crates, or bulk oil packed in 25 kg food‑grade drums for container loading.
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