Why Choose Bulk Persian Turpentine Resin for Export from ACPFOOD
ACPFOOD is a trusted global supplier of bulk Persian turpentine resin for export, offering high-grade Pistacia atlantica resin for use in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and natural remedies industries. This aromatic turpentine tree sap is sustainably harvested and rigorously cleaned to meet export standards. Whether you’re sourcing turpentine resin wholesale for herbal formulations, traditional medicine, or essential oil extraction, we provide consistent quality, competitive pricing, and reliable logistics. Partner with ACPFOOD for dependable supply of Persian turpentine resin tailored to your B2B needs.
ACPFOOD proudly supplies Bulk Persian Turpentine Resin for Export, sourced from naturally exuding resins of Pistacia atlantica trees native to Iran’s highland forests. Known as “Baneh Resin” or “Persian Mastic,” this natural oleoresin is treasured for its medicinal, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and aromatic properties.
Our Persian Turpentine Resin is collected from wild-grown Pistacia atlantica trees under sustainable and controlled harvesting conditions. The resin is naturally sun-dried, carefully cleaned, and graded to meet international export standards—ideal for industries requiring premium-quality, natural plant-based raw materials.
🏭 Applications and Industrial Uses
Persian Turpentine Resin is a versatile natural material used across multiple industries:
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Pharmaceutical Industry: Used in formulations for respiratory relief, gastrointestinal support, antimicrobial agents, and anti-inflammatory preparations.
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Cosmetic and Skincare Industry: Serves as a base for natural balms, ointments, and aromatherapy oils due to its antioxidant and healing properties.
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Food Industry: Traditionally used as a natural flavoring, chewing resin, and stabilizer in confectionery and beverages.
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Aromatherapy and Perfumery: Distilled to produce Persian Turpentine essential oil, valued for its warm, woody aroma.
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Industrial and Chemical Applications: Utilized as a natural resin for varnishes, adhesives, and eco-friendly coatings.
🌱 Product Specifications
| Parameter | Description |
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| Botanical Name | Pistacia atlantica Desf. |
| Common Name | Persian Turpentine / Baneh Resin |
| Form Available | Natural lumps / Graded dried resin / Powder |
| Color | Pale yellow to amber |
| Aroma | Woody, resinous, slightly balsamic |
| Purity | ≥ 98% natural resin content |
| Origin | Iran |
| Shelf Life | 24 months (cool, dry conditions) |
🌍 Why Choose ACPFOOD for Bulk Persian Turpentine Resin for Export
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✅ 100% Natural and Wild-Collected Resin
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✅ No Chemical Additives or Preservatives
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✅ Laboratory Tested for Purity and Authenticity
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✅ Sustainably Harvested from Pistacia atlantica Forests
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✅ Custom Packaging and Documentation for B2B Export
As a trusted wholesale Persian Turpentine Resin supplier, ACPFOOD ensures consistent quality and global logistics support for industrial buyers and importers seeking authentic Pistacia atlantica resin in bulk quantities.
We serve cosmetic manufacturers, pharmaceutical formulators, and natural product producers who demand reliability, sustainability, and export-grade quality in their raw materials.
🚚 Delivery Options
🇪🇺 European Union Customers: Delivered DDP from our warehouse in Heppenheim, Germany (MOQ: 500 Kg)
🇨🇦 Canada & 🇨🇳 China: Delivered DDP (MOQ: 500 Kg)
🇺🇸 USA Customers: Delivered DAP (MOQ: 1000 Kg)
🚢 Other Countries: CIF shipping available worldwide
GENERAL DATA
Industries That Use Persian Turpentine Resin
Here’s a well-organized list of industries that commonly use Pistacia atlantica resin.
🌿 What Is It?
Persian Turpentine Resin is a natural aromatic gum exuded from the Pistacia atlantica tree. It solidifies into a pale yellow resin and has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, natural products, and artisan industries.
1. Pharmaceutical & Traditional Medicine Industry
This is the primary industry for Persian Turpentine Resin.
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Digestive Aid – Traditionally used to relieve:
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Stomach ulcers, indigestion, bloating
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Intestinal infections and gastritis
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Liver and Gallbladder Support – Used in Persian and Kurdish medicine to promote bile flow
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Antiseptic & Anti-inflammatory – Used externally and internally for:
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Wounds, skin infections
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Arthritis and joint pain (as a balm or rub)
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Antiparasitic & Antimicrobial – Chewed like mastic gum for oral and gut health
✅ Often formulated as capsules, tinctures, chewing gum, or powdered supplements.
2. Nutraceutical & Herbal Supplement Industry
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Used in modern digestive health and detox products
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Incorporated into:
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Herbal capsules for gut repair
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Resin powders for parasite cleansing programs
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Natural chewing gums
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✅ Sometimes blended with Wild Pistachio oil or Fig extract for synergy.
Its antimicrobial, tightening, and healing properties make it ideal for organic cosmetic brands.
4. Aromatherapy & Wellness Industry
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Burned or infused for its balsamic, grounding aroma
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Used in:
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Relaxing incense blends
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Massage oils and salves for pain relief and muscle tension
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Traditional air purification and spiritual rituals
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Often marketed similarly to mastic gum or frankincense.
5. Artisan Soap, Varnish & Natural Product Industry
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Traditional soap making for its antiseptic and aromatic qualities
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Natural varnishes and paints (due to its resinous texture)
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Incense sticks and cones in cultural or religious product
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Especially popular in handmade, organic, or heritage product lines.
Comparable to Chios Mastic, but with a unique regional flavor.
7. Academic & Biomedical Research
- Actively studied for:
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Antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties
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Gut microbiome balancing
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Anti-cancer potential in early-stage studies
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Role in traditional hepatoprotective (liver-protective) therapies
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Summary of Key Applications:
| Industry | Applications & Product Types |
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| Pharmaceutical & Herbal | Capsules, tinctures, digestive remedies |
| Nutraceutical | Detox blends, gut health support, parasite cleanses |
| Cosmetic & Personal Care | Skin creams, balms, oral care, anti-aging treatments |
| Aromatherapy & Wellness | Incense, massage oils, therapeutic balms |
| Artisan/Industrial | Soap, varnish, incense, chewing gum |
| Academic Research | Digestive health, anti-inflammatory, cancer studies |
🌿 Comparison of Pistacia Resins
| Feature | Persian Turpentine(Pistacia atlantica Desf.) | Terebinth Gum(Pistacia terebinthus L.) | Khinjuk Resin(Pistacia khinjuk Stocks) |
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| Common Names | Baneh gum, Persian Turpentine, Saghez | Terebinth, Chian turpentine | Khinjuk gum |
| Botanical Family | Anacardiaceae | Anacardiaceae | Anacardiaceae |
| Resin Type | Clear to yellow-green aromatic oleoresin | Sticky, soft yellowish resin | Sticky, greenish-brown resin |
| Tree Size & Resin Yield | Medium to large tree; high resin yield | Small tree/shrub; moderate resin yield | Shrubby tree; lower resin yield |
| Taste/Smell | Bitter, aromatic, slightly pine-like | Strong balsamic, turpentine-like | Mildly aromatic, less pungent |
| Main Constituents | α-pinene, β-pinene, limonene, terpenoids | Terpinenes, pinenes, sesquiterpenes | Terpenes, resins, trace flavonoids |
| Edibility | Yes (chewed like mastic), used in sweets | Limited—used in traditional recipes | Rarely used in foods; more medicinal |
| Traditional Uses | – Chewing gum substitute- Anti-ulcer & digestive remedy- Wound healing salve | – Antiseptic gum- Expectoration aid- Traditional incense | – Demulcent and mild antiseptic- Folk cough remedy |
| Medicinal Uses | Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, expectorant | Wound healer, digestive tonic, respiratory support | Soothing, anti-inflammatory, used in Ayurvedic-like practice |
| Other Applications | Natural chewing gum, varnish base, perfumes | Soap and perfume base, incense, spiritual use | Minor resin used locally for poultices or oil extractions |
| Cultural/Religious Use | Used in Zoroastrian and Persian folk rituals | Used in Mediterranean and Anatolian traditions | Rarely used ritually |
| Commercial Availability | Widely collected in Iran (esp. Zagros region) | Available in Turkey, Greece, Middle East | Mostly regional/local use in Iran-Afghanistan border areas |
✅ Summary:
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Persian Turpentine (P. atlantica) is the most commercially important, with high resin yield, strong medicinal value, and wide use as a natural chewing gum and digestive aid.
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Terebinth Gum (P. terebinthus) is known for its strong turpentine scent and is more commonly used in ritual incense, soaps, and respiratory formulations.
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Khinjuk Resin (P. khinjuk) is milder and less pungent, used locally in folk medicine and for small-scale oil extractions, with limited industrial trade.
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This tree also has swellings called galls as a result of an insect bite, which has a lot of tannin and is used in tannery to shave wools.
Varieties of the above species are grown in Iran under the name of Chatlanqosh, their names are as below:
1. Pistacia atlantica subsp. cabulica (Stocks) Rech.fil.
2. Pistacia atlantica f. oxycarpa Zohary
3. Pistacia atlantica subsp. mutica (Fisch. & C.A.Mey.) Rech.fil.
Persian turpentine resin (Pistacia atlantica)
Traditional wound-healing and aromatic resin supported by modern antioxidant and formulation research — see Research & Studies tab for commercial uses and export documentation.
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Persian Turpentine Temperament
The wood, leaves and fresh stems of Persian Turpentine tree are hot and dry in the second degree and its dry stems are hot and dry in the third degree.
Its fresh fruit is primarily warm and dry. Its dried fruit is hot and dry in the third degree.
Persian Turpentine resin is hot and dry at the end of the second degree.
Persian Turpentine Health Benefits
Chew it like a gum in your mouth and swallow its juice. Strengthens the stomach, is beneficial for clearing the throat from slimy sputum.
If you poultice pistacia atlantica resin on the body skin, it will remove the bone, thorn, acicula or a stick that is sunk into the skin.
Boil 20 grams of Persian Turpentine resin in a glass of water and poultice it. It is useful for removing skin excess oil.
The fruit of the Pistacia atlantica tree is very similar to the fruit of other Wild Pistachio trees in terms of temperament and properties. Fresh wild pistachio’s temperament is slightly hot and dry, and its dry one is very hot and dry.
The fruit of this tree is diuretic and stimulant. It is useful for strengthening sexual power and opens the blood of hemorrhoids that have been cut off, warms the stomach and kidneys, and removes bloating, and is useful for cough, paralysis, facial nerve paralysis and dropsy.
Eating the fruit with almonds and sugar is fattening and relieves urine intermittency.
The poultice of the combination of dried Persian Turpentine leaf powder with vinegar and oil makes the hair grow back, makes it long and healthy and removes its roughness.
Constantly washing the body with Persian Turpentine tree leaves in the bathroom removes bad body odor and is good for catarrh. Poultice of the wood ash of this tree with oil improves alopecia areata.
The decoction of the bark of this tree sprinkled on the swellings helps to dissolve the swelling.
Persian Turpentine resin takes out ear pus. It causes the flesh to grow back on the wounds and is beneficial for lung ulcers, chronic cough and snake bites. Eating this resin with honey helps to heal internal wounds. Also, eating it with Sandarac gum (Tetraclinis articulata) and half-boiled egg yolk is beneficial for healing the wounds and relieving fatigue and pain.
Chewing Persian Turpentine resin absorbs phlegm moisture from the brain and expels the slimy sputum from the pharynx, removes excess moisture from the stomach and strengthens it. If you melt this gum in olive oil, the poultice strengthens the nerves and is beneficial for swelling, muscle rupture and chronic pruritus.
Eating its fruit with vinegar is beneficial to cleanse the liver and relieve headaches.
Its burnt fruit poultice is useful for hair growth for people who have hair loss.
Pistacia Atlantica fruit kernel oil is also warm and dry and is a sexual enhancer, beneficial for strengthening the nerves. Eating it is useful for hoarseness and treat vascular occlusive, and also treat jaundice, urine intermittency, and pain in the back, knees, paralysis, and facial nerve paralysis. If it is eaten with vinegar, it is useful for getting rid of all kinds of poisons and coldness of the organs, and rubbing its oil on the desired areas is also beneficial. Because it makes you thirsty, you should eat it with Bambusa bambos resin.
Persian Turpentine Dose
The resin up to 3 grams.
Persian Turpentine Side Effects
The fruit of Pistacia atlantica tree is slow digesting. It produces a bad chyme, causes headaches and is harmful to the brain of hot temperaments and those who have hot stomachs. Excessive consumption of its fruit causes aphthous ulcer and loss of appetite.
The resin of this tree is harmful for hot temperament people.
Persian Turpentine Modifiers
Rose water, Rhubarb paste, sour fruit pastes and sekanjebin for Pistacia atlantica fruit. If you cook its fruit in bread, it will be digested easier. Sekanjebin for its gum.
Pistacia atlantica fruit is difficult to digest and is harmful for hot-temperaments. For this reason, hot-tempered people should eat it with vinegar, Gum Tragacanth or sakanjabin.
🧴 Nutrition Facts – Persian Turpentine Gum (Pistacia atlantica Desf.)
Serving Size: 100 g (for reference only – not consumed in large quantities)
Calories: ~380 kcal (approximate, varies by composition)
| Nutrient | Amount per 100g | % Daily Value* |
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| Total Fat | 2.5 g | 3% |
| • Saturated Fat | 0.6 g | 3% |
| • Monounsaturated Fat | 1.5 g | – |
| • Polyunsaturated Fat | 0.4 g | – |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg | 0% |
| Sodium | 5 mg | 0% |
| Total Carbohydrate | 85.0 g | 31% |
| • Dietary Fiber | 4.5 g | 16% |
| • Sugars (natural gums) | 2.2 g | – |
| Protein | 1.8 g | 4% |
Phytochemicals & Functional Compounds:
| Compound | Presence | Functional Role |
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| α-Pinene | High | Antimicrobial, expectorant |
| Triterpenoids | Present | Anti-inflammatory, wound healing |
| Polyphenols | Moderate | Antioxidant |
| Natural Resin Acids | Present | Digestive and topical uses |
| Volatile Oils | 1–2% | Aromatic and therapeutic effects |
🌿 Persian Turpentine Gum (Saqqez) is not a typical food item but is traditionally used in herbal remedies, oral hygiene products, and natural chewing gum. Its active compounds have antioxidant, antimicrobial, and gastrointestinal benefits.
⚠️ Intended for limited consumption. Always follow regional food and safety regulations when using as an ingredient.
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. Values are approximate and for informational use only.
🍬 Nutrition Facts – Saqqez Chewing Gum (Pistacia atlantica Desf.)
Serving Size: 5 g (approx. 1–2 small pieces)
Calories: ~19 kcal
| Nutrient | Amount per 5g | Per 100g |
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| Total Fat | 0.1 g | 2.5 g |
| • Saturated Fat | 0.02 g | 0.6 g |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg | 0 mg |
| Sodium | 0.3 mg | 5 mg |
| Total Carbohydrate | 4.2 g | 85.0 g |
| • Dietary Fiber | 0.2 g | 4.5 g |
| • Sugars (natural gums) | ~0.1 g | 2.2 g |
| Protein | 0.1 g | 1.8 g |
Functional Compounds (Per 100g):
| Bioactive Component | Approximate Content | Role |
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| α-Pinene | 0.5–2% | Antiseptic, expectorant |
| Triterpenoids | Present | Anti-inflammatory, wound repair |
| Volatile Oils | Trace | Aroma, antimicrobial |
| Natural Resin Acids | Present | Gastrointestinal support |
| Polyphenols | Moderate | Antioxidant activity |
🍃 Saqqez gum is a traditional, plant-based chewing gum used for oral health, fresh breath, and digestive support. It is naturally sugar-free and free from artificial additives.
⚠️ This product is not intended for excessive consumption. Not suitable as a primary food source.
Percent Daily Values based on a 2,000-calorie diet. Values are approximate and depend on resin purity and preparation.
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