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Bulk Ferula Persica Gum Resin Sagapenum for Export

ACPFOOD supplies pure Ferula persica gum resin, traditionally known as Sagapenum, in bulk quantities for export and wholesale. This natural exudate is obtained from the Ferula persica plant and is widely used in traditional medicine, pharmaceuticals, and herbal formulations. Rich in aromatic compounds and therapeutic properties, Sagapenum resin is valued for its historical role in natural healing. We serve global importers, herbal product manufacturers, and natural remedy producers looking for high-quality Ferula resin sourced directly from Iran.

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Bulk Ferula Persica Gum for sale. Sagapenum in bulk. Ferula persica resin wholesale price. Sagapenum purchase. Scientific Name: Ferula persica Willd.
Synonyms: Ferula puberula Boiss. & Buhse, Peucedanum persicum (Willd.) Baill.
English Name: Sagapenum
Other Names in English (UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand): Sagapen, Serapinum, Sakbinaj
Family: Apiaceae

GENERAL DATA

Plant parts: Gum/Resin
Cultivation mode: Wild collection
In manufacturing: Producing valuable perfumes or as pharmaceutical agents.
In food: Producing common spices.

 

🌿 Industries That Use Sagapenum Gum (Ferula persica)

Sagapenum is a pungent, aromatic gum-resin obtained from the Ferula persica plant, a species native to Iran and parts of Central Asia. Closely related to Asafoetida and Galbanum, this oleo-gum-resin has been used since antiquity in medicine, incense, and perfumery.

🌱 What Is Sagapenum?

Sagapenum gum is the dried exudate obtained by tapping the roots or lower stems of this plant. It contains a blend of resins, volatile oils, and gums, including ferulic acid derivatives, sesquiterpenes, and sulfur-containing compounds, which give it its characteristic strong odor.

Traditionally used in Greco-Roman, Persian, and Ayurvedic medicine, Sagapenum is now a niche botanical of interest in natural pharmaceuticals, aromatherapy, and ethnobotanical research.

1. Pharmaceutical & Traditional Medicine Industry

Sagapenum gum has been used for centuries as an antispasmodic, digestive stimulant, and expectorant in traditional systems. It has properties similar to Asafoetida but is generally less known commercially.

Applications:

  • Digestive tonics and carminative pastes

  • Anti-convulsant and anti-spasmodic herbal formulations

  • Expectorant in cough and respiratory syrups

  • Used externally for inflammatory swellings and bruises

✅ Used in traditional Persian, Ayurvedic, and Unani pharmacopoeias
✅ Shows promise in neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory herbal formulations

2. Aromatherapy & Natural Perfumery

Due to its unique sulfurous and earthy aroma, Sagapenum gum is occasionally used in niche perfumery, especially for oriental and incense-inspired fragrances. Its resinous scent also makes it valuable in natural incense formulations.

Applications:

  • Fixative and base note in perfumes and colognes

  • Aromatic gum for incense sticks and traditional bakhoor

  • Essential oil for grounding and purification blends

✅ Alternative to Galbanum and Asafoetida in resin-based fragrance systems
✅ Natural fixative with complex depth and tenacity

3. Nutraceutical & Botanical Supplement Industry

Though less common than Asafoetida, Sagapenum is explored in botanical extracts for its potential health benefits, particularly as an anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic agent.

Applications:

  • Extracts in capsules or tinctures for digestion and muscle tension

  • Resin powders for herbal teas and gut detox blends

  • Formulas targeting asthma, hysteria, and gastric discomfort

✅ Contains biologically active compounds like umbelliferone, ferulic esters
✅ Traditionally believed to enhance blood flow and reduce cramping

4. Veterinary & Ethnoveterinary Use

In some rural regions, Sagapenum is used in ethnoveterinary practices to treat colic in livestock or as a poultice for infections and swelling in animals.

Applications:

  • Carminative boluses for ruminants

  • External resin application for inflammation or bruising

✅ Known in traditional Iranian rural herbalism for animal care
✅ Natural alternative to synthetic antibiotics or analgesics

5. Ethnic, Spiritual & Cultural Product Markets

Sagapenum, like other Ferula resins, has ritual and spiritual use, especially in Zoroastrian and ancient Near Eastern traditions. It appears in incense recipes used for purification and protection.

Applications:

  • Ritual incense and spiritual cleansing blends

  • Traditional healing ceremonies and herbal baths

  • Used in historic Greco-Roman incense formulas

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✅ Mentioned in historical texts by Pliny and Dioscorides
✅ Sometimes combined with Myrrh, Frankincense, or Bdellium

6. Academic, Pharmacognostic & Botanical Research

Modern interest in Sagapenum centers on its phytochemical composition, especially its potential neuroprotective, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Research Topics:

  • Sesquiterpene profiles and sulfur compounds

  • Comparison with Ferula asafoetida and Ferula gummosa

  • Antioxidant and neurological effects

  • Potential in treating gastrointestinal disorders

✅ Studied for pharmaceutical innovation based on traditional use
✅ Considered in comparative Ferula genus analyses

✅ Summary of Key Applications

Industry Common Uses
Pharmaceutical & Traditional Antispasmodic tonics, cough syrups, digestive remedies
Aromatherapy & Perfumery Fixative in oriental perfumes, incense, grounding oil blends
Nutraceutical & Botanical Digestive supplements, anti-inflammatory extracts
Veterinary & Ethnoveterinary Carminative boluses, external poultices for animals
Ethnic & Spiritual Ritual incense, purification blends, ancient cultural use
Academic & Research Phytochemical studies, neurological and antimicrobial effects

🌟 Key Features

  • Aromatic oleo-gum-resin with earthy, sulfurous scent

  • Contains ferulic acid esters, sesquiterpenes, and resins

  • Traditional uses: antispasmodic, digestive aid, expectorant

  • Cultural and ritual significance in ancient and Middle Eastern traditions

  • Potential in natural perfumery and pharmaceutical research

  • Niche but promising product in botanical medicine and aromatics

🧪 Comparison Table: Sagapenum vs. Asafoetida vs. Galbanum

(Ferula persica Willd. vs. Ferula assa-foetida L. vs. Ferula gummosa Boiss.)

Feature / Property Sagapenum Gum (Ferula persica) Asafoetida Resin (Ferula assa-foetida) Galbanum Resin (Ferula gummosa)
🌿 Plant Species Ferula persica Willd. Ferula assa-foetida L. Ferula gummosa Boiss.
🌍 Native Range Iran, Central Asia Iran, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan Iran, Caucasus, Turkey
🧪 Resin Type Oleo-gum-resin Oleo-gum-resin Oleo-gum-resin
💨 Aroma Profile Earthy, sulfurous, less pungent Strong, sulfurous, garlic-like Green, balsamic, piney, musky
🌟 Major Constituents Sesquiterpenes, ferulic acid esters Resin acids, ferulic acid, sulfur compounds α- and β-pinene, terpenes, resin acids
🧴 Consistency & Appearance Soft, brown-yellow gum, sticky Brittle or semi-soft yellow-brown resin Sticky green to brown, glossy when fresh
🌿 Traditional Medicinal Uses Antispasmodic, digestive, anti-inflammatory Digestive aid, carminative, expectorant Anti-inflammatory, wound healing, analgesic
🧘 Spiritual / Ritual Use Minor incense in historical rituals Strongly avoided in some rituals (due to odor) Widely used in sacred incense and rituals
🧪 Modern Applications Niche pharmaceuticals, natural perfumery Spices, pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals Perfumery, aromatherapy, high-end incense
🍽️ Culinary Use Rare/none Yes – as spice (hing), especially in Indian cuisine Rare, sometimes in historic recipes
🧴 Use in Perfumery Fixative, niche oriental blends Rare – usually too pungent Valued fixative in perfumery, green notes
🐄 Ethnoveterinary Uses Yes – digestive and topical applications Yes – traditional livestock treatments Limited or unreported
🔬 Research Focus Anti-inflammatory, neuroprotective Antibacterial, gastroprotective, anti-flatulent Antioxidant, wound healing, anti-aging
📜 Historical Mentions Dioscorides, Avicenna, Persian herbals Hippocrates, Ayurvedic texts, Iranian folklore Pliny, Talmudic references, Egyptian incense
🧭 Trade Significance (Modern) Low – niche export High – common spice and pharmaceutical Medium – used in fragrance and research

✅ Summary Snapshot:

Resin Key Aroma Culinary Use Perfume Use Medicinal Use Trade Popularity
Sagapenum Earthy, sulfurous ❌ Rare ✅ Niche Oriental ✅ Traditional ⭐ Low (Niche)
Asafoetida Pungent, garlic ✅ Widely Used ❌ Too strong ✅ Widely used ⭐⭐⭐ High
Galbanum Piney, green ❌ Rare/Historic ✅ Premium Fixative ✅ Herbal & Modern ⭐⭐ Medium

 

PRODUCT NAME IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Persian Name: سکبینج، سک بینه/ Sakbinaj, Sakbineh
German Name (Deutschland, Austria, Switzerland): Sagapenum
French Name (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec): Sagapenum

 

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Wholesale Sagapenum (Ferula persica) for Export and Bulk Sale

ACPFOOD is a trusted supplier and exporter of Sagapenum, botanically known as Ferula persica, offering this valuable gum-resin in bulk for global buyers. Our premium-grade Sagapenum gum is harvested from native Ferula persica plants and carefully processed to meet the needs of the herbal, pharmaceutical, and traditional medicine industries. We provide Ferula persica for export in professionally packed, large-volume shipments, ideal for wholesalers, resin distributors, and bulk herbal traders. Known for its distinct aromatic properties, Sagapenum is sought after worldwide for its use in ancient remedies and natural formulations. As a reliable Sagapenum supplier, ACPFOOD ensures consistent quality and dependable international delivery for all your Ferula persica wholesale and Sagapenum bulk purchase needs.

 

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About Ferula Persica

Sagapenum is a resin derived from a plant of the Umbelliferae family. It is a perennial plant, 1 to 2 meters high, with a thick cylindrical stem and broad, toothed leaves with deep incisions that divide the leaf into pieces with sharp divisions.

This plant is native to Iran and has been identified in the slopes of Alborz and mountainous areas of northern Iran and exists in Lorestan and Chaharmahal mountains. To extract the resin, the stem of the plant is split near the leaf, the sap is taken out and hardened in the presence of air. The external color of this resin is red or yellow and the inside is white, it smells like garlic or Asafoetida and it tastes a little sour and bitter.

Sagapenum Chemical Constituents

Essential oil (Dill-apiole, elemicin, limonene, 6-camphenol acetate, Dimethyl trisulphide, dimethyl tetrasulphide, α-barbatene, lavandulyl 2-methyl butanoate, α-terpinyl isopentanoate, α-terpinyl n-pentanoate), Phenylpropanoids, Oxygenated monoterpenes, Monoterpene hydrocarbons, Sesquiterpene hydrocarbons, Oxygenated sesquiterpenes, Sulfur compounds.

 

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Sagapenum Temperament

Hot and dry.

 

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Ferula persica Health Benefits

1. If Sagapenum resin is eaten a little, it is warming and anti-cold, and it is very useful for diseases caused by phlegm and relieving their coldness, as well as for headaches, paralysis and epilepsy caused by coldness which sensation and movement has lost. It is useful for eliminates gases, it is a laxative for dense and sticky phlegm, and it removes homours which are attached to the corners of the body and joints, it removes kidney and bladder stones, it is diuretic and emmenagogue. It relieves chest pain, joint pain and gout, and kills a variety of stomach worms.

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2. If every time 0.5 to 3 grams of it is mixed with honey and eaten, it is useful for strengthening sexual power, it has a good effect for relieving the side effects of laxatives, like Opium.

3. If you eat as much as 6 peas every night for four nights before sleeping, it will cure kidney inflammation.

4. If you eat as much as 3 peas of it every night before sleeping and continue for twelve nights, it will cure stomach ulcers.

5. Sagapenum gum poultice with vinegar is beneficial for removing thorns that have sunk into the body.

 

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