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Indonesia develops frankincense oil for premium perfumes

Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has developed high-grade essential oil derived from indigenous frankincense trees. This innovation aims to support the production of premium perfumes and cosmetics, leveraging Indonesia's natural resources. The development highlights the country's efforts to enhance its position in the global fragrance industry through scientific research and innovation. The project involves collaboration between researchers and local communities to ensure sustainable harvesting practices. The resulting product is expected to meet international standards and potentially boost Indonesia's exports in the luxury goods sector.

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Indonesia develops frankincense oil for premium perfumes

Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has developed high-grade essential oil derived from indigenous frankincense trees. This innovation aims to support the production of premium perfumes and cosmetics, leveraging Indonesia's natural resources. The development highlights the country's efforts to enhance its position in the global fragrance industry through scientific research and innovation. The project involves collaboration between researchers and local communities to ensure sustainable harvesting practices. The resulting product is expected to meet international standards and potentially boost Indonesia's exports in the luxury goods sector.

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