Credits

Photography credits

Every photograph here is used under an open licence that permits commercial use. Source, author, licence and any change we made are listed below.

About these photographs
The photographs on this site are openly licensed images of Moringa oleifera and of the region. They are not pictures of our own fields, dryers or staff, and we do not present them as such — photography of our own operation is in preparation. Where a picture shows Madura specifically, the caption says so.
ImageAuthorLicenceOur changes
Obsidian SoulCC0 1.0cropped and resized
Moringa oleifera in Bosque Alemao.jpgThe long seed pods that give moringa its English name — drumstick tree.
WilfredorCC0 1.0cropped and resized
Carefully picked Malunggay leaves in a bowl.jpgMoringa leaf stripped from the stem, ready for drying.
Pandakekok9CC0 1.0cropped and resized
Jardin de Moringa à Jaja 01.jpgA young moringa planting, cut back low for leaf harvest.
IbrahimassoumaneCC0 1.0cropped and resized
1364Moringa oleifera flowers 05.jpgMoringa flowers. The tree flowers and fruits readily in the tropics.
JudgefloroCC0 1.0cropped and resized
Sawah di Madura.jpgFarmland on Madura, Indonesia.
MuufiiCC BY 4.0cropped and resized
Moringa leaves powder.jpgDried moringa leaf, milled to powder.
SatyalathaCC BY-SA 4.0resized only, not cropped
Pohon Kelor di depan rumah.jpgA young kelor tree in a yard in Indonesia, where the species is a domestic staple.
IMG-NmCC BY-SA 4.0resized only, not cropped
Starr 060921-9048 Moringa oleifera.jpgMoringa canopy. The tree regrows fast enough to be cut several times a year.
Forest & Kim StarrCC BY 3.0cropped and resized
Starr 070207-4292 Moringa oleifera.jpgAn opened pod with its winged seeds. We sell leaf only — seed oil for food is a novel food in the EU.
Forest & Kim StarrCC BY 3.0cropped and resized