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Sudanese Arabic Gum

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Product Description

Product Description :
Gum Arabic is a dried exudation obtained from stems and branches of the Acacia Senegal tree or Acacia Seyal trees, which can only be found in the Gum Arabic belt that includes Sudan, Chad, Senegal and Nigeria. Sudan is one of the major exporters of the commodity producing over 70%. Gum Arabic has wide-spread uses in the food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles and painting industries.

Product origin :
Sudan

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Product NameSudanese Arabic Gum
PriceNegotiable
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Al Badya Fze
Ajman
United Arab Emirates
Contact Person: Mohamed Mahmoud
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Frequently Asked Questions

What product is offered by Al Badya Fze?

Al Badya Fze offers Sudanese Arabic Gum. The supplier is from United Arab Emirates.

Where is the supplier of Sudanese Arabic Gum located?

The supplier of Sudanese Arabic Gum, Al Badya Fze, is located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates.

What is the origin of Sudanese Arabic Gum?

The origin of Sudanese Arabic Gum is Sudan.

What forms of Sudanese Arabic Gum are available?

dried Sudanese Arabic Gum are available.

What products does Al Badya Fze deal in?

Al Badya Fze deals in rhodes grass, sudanese arabic gum, sesame seed, peanuts, fresh onion, sorghum, and peanuts oil.

When was this Sudanese Arabic Gum page last updated?

This Sudanese Arabic Gum page was last updated on June 22, 2021.