2026-08-22 · 1 min

Sandalwood moves on a legal chain

Santalum album is not CITES-listed. A CITES badge on album is the wrong paper. Undocumented oil is not a SKU.

Sandalwood on this desk is enquire-only until a licence and export chain can be shown. Santalum album is not a CITES-listed species. Stamping CITES on album is the wrong document. Lookalikes — Osyris, red sanders sold as sandalwood — are different frauds.

Legal chain first, GC second. Australian sandalwood “from our farm” is refused; this house does not own that farm. The page stays sourced-to-brief. This note does not invent a permit or a still.

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