Resin of Tolu is a spice that comes from an exceptionally tall tree that can be found in Columbia, Peru, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia. This natural plant has additionally been called Balsam of Peru since it was initially traded fundamentally from Peru however that is not true anymore. The sap of this tree is generally important and is recovered in the very design that one gathers the significant properties from an elastic tree by taking advantage of it. The sticky gum that comes from the tree is then transformed into resin. Today, the fundamental exporters of Balsam of Tolu are El Salvador, Columbia, and Venezuela.
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