Every handful of SISAL galip you buy puts money directly into the hands of farming families in remote PNG villages — helping pay school fees, feed children, and build stronger communities. You’re not just buying a nut. You’re changing a life.
A PNG social enterprise. We buy galip nuts from 923 village households across Karkar, Sumkar and Rai Coast through 18 Lead Collectors, and pay them at the farm gate on collection day. SISAL has committed 15% of its gross revenue to ABLE — an independent incorporated association — beginning 1 January 2027.
923 farming households across Karkar, Sumkar and Rai Coast, connected through 18 Lead Collectors. Paid in cash on collection day, at K3.00 a kilo of dried kernel, with ongoing training in food safety and sustainable harvesting.
Wild-harvested from PNG's pristine rainforests. Galip trees grow naturally — no plantations, no pesticides, just pure rainforest goodness from Karkar Island, Sumkar, Raicoast, and Bagbag.
Between K16 and K21 of every K100 we receive goes to the households and workers who produce the nuts. From January 2027, 15% of our gross revenue is committed to ABLE — land and resource management, family reconciliation, conservation, and free mapping and technical advice for community projects.
The lowest-carb nut on the market. Highest magnesium of any nut. Rich, buttery flavour. Wild-harvested, HACCP-processed, and packed with purpose in PNG.
IPA Registered: 6-269986 | Tax No: 502260933 | Managing Director: Sim Sar
Governed by SISAL Organisational Constitution (GOV-001). Board of Shareholders oversight. 15% of gross revenue is committed to ABLE's community programmes, accrued on every sale from 1 January 2027.
🤝 SISAL's sister organisation — ABLE — Community Development & Livelihood Empowerment
Hand-harvested galip nuts (Canarium indicum) from Madang Province — processed under HACCP standards. Lab-tested by Griffith University & NMI Australia.
Ready-to-sell retail packets. Available in Original (Dried), Roasted, and Sea Salt varieties.
| Variety | 1–9 boxes | 10–24 boxes | 25+ boxes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Original (Dried) | K145.80/box (K14.58 ea) | K116.70/box (K11.67 ea) | K108/box (K10.80 ea) |
| Roasted | K145.80/box (K14.58 ea) | K116.70/box (K11.67 ea) | K108/box (K10.80 ea) |
| Sea Salt | K145.80/box (K14.58 ea) | K116.70/box (K11.67 ea) | K108/box (K10.80 ea) |
Premium whole kernels, testa-removed. Tailored for catering services, gourmet kitchens, and food manufacturers.
| Quantity | 1–9 kg | 10–24 kg | 25–49 kg | 50–99 kg | 100+ kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per kg | K243.06 | K194.44 | K180.04 | K180.04 | K180.04 |
All prices include 10% GST. Bigger orders = better value.
📬 Enquire About Bulk OrderAll prices in PNG Kina (K) including 10% GST. Pricing valid from company profile dated 2026. For current pricing, email info@sisalpng.com
From village to market — building complete value chains that work for PNG's producers.
Lead collectors across 18 villages in Karkar, Sumkar and Rai Coast bring nuts to our Megiar facility.
Solar drying, mechanical cracking, and roasing at our HACCP-ready Megiar facility.
Shell → biochar & firewood. Pulp → compost & BSF feed. Broken kernels → cold-pressed oil. 📖 Recipe Card
Hear from some of PNG’s leading businesses who stock and serve SISAL galip nuts.
"SISAL’s galip nuts have been a hit with our guests. The quality is consistent and the story behind the product adds real value to our menu."
Of every 60g packet, K2.28 is paid to the people who produce it — the household that grew the nuts, the collector who bought them, the cracker, and the women who pack. From January 2027, 15% of gross revenue is committed to ABLE's community programmes.
Households, Lead Collectors and villages from the Lead Collector register, August 2026. K2.28 from SISAL's costed pricing model, August 2026 — recomputed whenever rates change.
Tested by the National Measurement Institute for Griffith University. Here's what the data says about PNG's original superfood.
73% healthy fats, mostly monounsaturated. Naturally sodium-free. Zero trans fats.
3030 kJ per 100g — higher energy density than most tree nuts. Maximum fuel.
Wild-harvested, zero inputs. 7.4g fibre. Rich in Omega-3 & Omega-6. 13.7g protein.
Conversations on improving rural livelihoods: Value adding and marketing of galip in Madang Province
Ready to order or want to learn more about our products and impact? We'd love to hear from you.
Megiar Village, Sumgilbar LLG, Sumkar District, Madang Province
info@sisalpng.com
+675 7285 7237
6-269986 | Tax: 502260933
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Learn more about galip nuts, SISAL's impact, and how your purchase creates possibility.
Galip nuts (Canarium indicum) are a rainforest tree nut indigenous to Papua New Guinea and Melanesia. They are the lowest carbohydrate nut on the market and contain the highest magnesium of any commercial nut. Wild-harvested, never farmed — they grow naturally in PNG's pristine rainforests.
Of every 60g packet, K2.28 is paid to the people who produce it — households, collectors, crackers and packers in Karkar, Sumkar and Rai Coast. Separately, SISAL has committed 15% of its gross revenue to ABLE (Auti Brislon Livelihood Empowerment Inc.), an independent incorporated association, beginning 1 January 2027. ABLE's work today is in kind: workshops on managing land and resources, family counselling and reconciliation, conservation awareness, and free mapping and technical advice for community projects.
Yes. Galip is the lowest carbohydrate nut commercially available, making it ideal for keto, paleo, low-carb, and whole-food diets.
Yes. We ship to Australia, Asia, the Pacific, and beyond. Contact us at info@sisalpng.com for a quote.
ABLE (Auti Brislon Livelihood Empowerment Inc., IPA 5-142096951) is an independent incorporated association. SISAL trades galip nuts; ABLE delivers community programmes in the same catchments. SISAL has committed 15% of its gross revenue to ABLE from 1 January 2027, accrued on every sale and paid monthly. Until then, SISAL supports the work in kind.
Most suppliers sell a product. SISAL sells possibility. 100% PNG-owned. K2.28 of every packet paid to the people who produce it. 923 households and 18 Lead Collectors across 18 villages. 15% of gross revenue committed to ABLE’s community programmes from January 2027. End-to-end traceability — we can trace every batch back to the community it came from.