Agarwood International
Our Agarwood & Oud Supply
When available our agarwood and oud oil come from our small family cottage distilleries in Laos, where rare traditional village oud oil is handcrafted slowly over gently simmering wood fires.
We also supply selected Laos agarwood chips, chunks, and natural branch pieces, including pieces showing genuine agarwood formation within the tree, giving buyers a closer connection to the natural origin of agarwood, the wood of the gods.
Alongside our family supply, Agarwood International™ works with trusted licensed Lao partners, including Mr Tom and his agarwood distillery producing oud oil through gas distillation and preparing expertly carved agarwood chips in different grades.
We can also source agarwood biomass dust powder from Laos, both before and after distillation, depending on availability and buyer requirements for agarwood oud incense manufacturers.
For buyers seeking agarwood Laos, Lao oud oil, or authentic oud oil Laos supply, we welcome direct enquiries to Roger on Whatsapp +856 205 9999 600 for current stock, pricing, samples, grades, and delivery options for samples and larger orders.
Our Mission
Agarwood International™’s mission is to become the trusted international source for sustainable Lao agarwood and oud oil, supplying Saudi, UAE, Gulf and global oud traders with authentic, source-country products — supported by a reforestation policy targeting two new trees planted for every one harvested.
Sustainable
Agarwood International are committed to selling high quality, natural products which are kind to the environment and minimize the negative impact of deforestation.
Organic
We want to live in a way that betters our planet and believe in maintaining the balance between human activity and natural processes. That is why our agarwood oud incense products are focused on improving your health, wellbieng and spirituality in-line with protecting and enhancing the global ecosystem.
Reforestation
or every agarwood tree used, we support the planting of two replacement trees — one on a sustainably managed plantation and one within government-protected national rainforest areas and military-secured conservation zones in Laos, helping protect and restore this endangered species for future generations.