Our Boswellia carteri resin is harvested in the mountains north of the town of Dayaxa, Somaliland. The trees grow in the arid wadis, often out of solid rock, where they survive on fog and seasonal rains.

Our producers work with local landowners to map the frankincense fields and monitor individual trees, as well as make sure harvesters are paid fairly by eliminating regional middlemen. The trees grow on steep, rocky cliffs and hillsides, and harvesters must climb up to collect the resin.

These trees produce one of the most ancient, highly valued and aromatic resins known. Soli directly supports efforts to conserve the wild population of trees by creating a transparent and ethical supply chain with the local community.