Arabic Gum Suppliers and Manufacturers

The unground product occurs as white to orange-brown, spheroidal tears of varying size or in angular fragments. Gum arabic is also available commercially in the form of white to yellowish-white flakes, granules, powder, roller dried, or spray-dried material. One gram dissolves in 2 mL of water, forming a solution that flows readily and is acid to litmus, insoluble in ethanol. Protein Content ---------- 1.78-2.57% Chemical Characteristics ------------8%

Our High Quality Arabic Gum is not treated by heat and is in its natural state and comes from a deciduous shrubby tree native to the semi-desert regions of Sub-Saharan Africa, in particular from Somalia/Ethiopia. Myrrh gum comes from a small, spiny, deciduous shrubby tree native to Yemen, Somalia, Eritrea and eastern Ethiopia which reaches a height of 4 metres. The base of the trees trunk is thick and looks swollen, stems like this are known as 'pachycaul', the bark is papery and can be reddish in colour to bluish grey; many gnarly thorny branches grow off the trunk. The trifoliate, elliptical to lanceolate leaves are pinnately compound, alternate and 5-35mm in length, they are mid green in colour with serrated edges. The 4-petaled flowers are 3-4mm in length and white to creamy white in colour. The resin exudes from the tree readily without the tree having to be cut or scored. Frankincense resin comes from a shrubby deciduous tree native to Ethiopia and parts of Somalia, Oman and Yemen, which can have several trunks and grows between 2-8 metres in height. The bark of the tree is papery, thin and readily peels from the trunk. All parts of the tree are highly resinous, although resin doesn't begin to appear until the tree is 8 years of age or older. The alternate and oddly-pinnate compound leaves are clustered at the end of the branches and are comprised of 9-15 leaflets which are serrated and pale green on the underside and darker green on the upper surface. The 5-petaled flowers are borne in axillary racemes that are 10cm in length and creamy white sometimes white to pinkish These products are 100% natural organic, harvested from wild trees naturally, with no damage to the environment, which is very important to Fodey Enterprises Ltd. This makes these products sustainable and responsibly sourced. We only collect what the trees naturally discharge and we don't allow these trees to be taped, as that damages the trees.

Origin: Tanzania Type: FAQ (Big Stones) Packaging: 50 KG PP Bags

Place of origin : Burkina Faso Purity: 99% Kindly contact us for further informations.

ARABIC GUM Also known as acacia gum, kordofan, meska, char goond is a natural gum made of the hardened sap of various species of the acacia tree. Arabic Gum Uses: It is edible and is a key ingredient in traditional lithography, and also used in: Printing. Food (sweets, chocolates,â?¦.etc.). Paint production. Soft drinks (Coca-Cola, Pepsi). Glue. Medical industry (Capsules shells). Cosmetics and various industrial applications, such as viscosity control in inks and textile industries, and more a lot where this is not the place to give the details of uses. Types Of Arabic Gum: Acacia Senegal : also known as Kordofan or Hashab which is considered commercially as grade one. Acaia Seyal : also known as Talha and its considers commercially as second grade gum.

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

Acacia senegal is a tree that grows wild and naturally in arid regions of Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. It produces a sap which hardens into a natural organic gum. The tree can produce the gum from three years up to twenty five years of age and the gum produced by Acacia senegal is often referred to as Gum Hashab. Acacia senegal is a superior product and is used primarily as a stabilizer in the food industry. Gum Arabic also has a wide range of industrial applications such as use in the production of paints, inks, cosmetics, glue, and viscosity control in textile industries. Acacia senegal is also highly valued for its medicinal properties and used to predict blood serum, reduce cholesterol in blood, protect against heart diseases, reduce gut inflammations, and is even used as an analgesic. Nagaad Gums, in collaboration with the local communities, harvests the gum for further processing and sales. This product is Certified Organic by ECOCERT and the Organic Consumers Alliance of Kenya. This product is Halal Certified. Country of Origin: Kenya / Somalia / Ethiopia / Tanzania Part of Plant: Gum from the Stem Method of Harvesting: Wild Harvesting / No Cultivation Organic: This product is ECOCERT Organic Certified and free from any contaminates as analysed by our laboratory facilities. There are no preservatives.

Acacia seyal is a tree that grows wild and naturally in arid regions of Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. It produces a sap which hardens into a darker natural organic gum. The gum produced by Acacia seyal is often referred to as Gum Talha. The gum of Acacia seyal is used primarily as a stabilizer in the food industry, though it also has a wide range of industrial applications such as being used in production of paints, cosmetics, glue, and viscosity control in textile industries. Acacia seyal is also highly valued for its medicinal properties and used for colds, diarrhoea, haemorrhages, jaundice, headaches and burns. It is even used as an analgesic. Nagaad Resins and Gums, in collaboration with the local communities, harvests the gum for further processing and sales. This product is Certified Organic by ECOCERT and the Organic Consumers Alliance of Kenya. This product is Halal Certified. Country of Origin: Kenya / Somalia / Ethiopia / Tanzania Organic: Certified Organic by ECOCERT and the Organic Consumers Alliance of Kenya Part of Plant: Gum from the stem Method of Harvesting: Wildly Crafted / No Cultivation

The resin obtained from the naturally and wildly growing trees of Commiphora guidotti is commonly known as Opoponax (Opopanax). The consumable resin can be naturally collected or in some cases extracted. The Nagaad Resins and Gums Opoponax resin is composed of three grades which are identifiable as grade A, B, C, but in essence the three grades are a result of the different regions that the Commiphora guidotti trees grow. The resin is naturally obtained and traditionally considered to be medicinally active. The main commercial application of Opoponax is in the perfumery and cosmetics sectors. Though people often find the taste acrid and bitter, the highly flammable resin can also be burned as incense to produce a scent somewhat like balsam or lavender. The resin has also been used in the treatment of spasms and, before that, as an emmenagogue in the treatment of asthma, chronic visceral infections, hysteria and hypochondria. The Opoponax resin is ECOCERT Organic Certified and is free from any contamination. The plants all grow naturally and wildly and Nagaad Resins and Gums employs sustainable harvesting and safe transportation techniques. The end products are counter-checked for quality before being released into the market. Additional information Country of origin Somalia/Ethiopia Extraction process Natural harvesting Method of cultivation Wild and Natural / Not Cultivated Part of Plant Used Plant Stem Preservatives None

Product Description - Gum Heshhab Product origin - Sudan Minimum Order Size and Packaging details - 20 feet 5 - 10 - 20 - 40 -50 KG Bag

natural Arabic gum organic 100% origin : Republic of Chad Harvest: 2020/2021 shipping terms: FOB/CIF Payment terms: Discuses with buyer

Botanical name : (Acacia Senegal) Forms ( pieces different size and powder )

Features (%) Purity - 97 minimum Moisture - 10-12 maximum Total Ash - 4-6% Acid Insoluble residue - 0.4% maximum Starch - Negative Tanning Bearing gum - Negative Salmonella - Negative EColi - Negative Gum Arabic is used in printing, paint production, glue, cosmetics and various industrial applications, including viscosity control in inks and in textile industries. Gum Arabic is a complex mixture of polysaccharides and glycoproteins that is used primarily in the food industry as a stabilizer.

Features (%) Purity - 97 minimum Moisture - 10-12 maximum Total Ash - 4-6% Acid Insoluble residue - 0.4% maximum Starch - Negative Tanning Bearing gum - Negative Salmonella Negative EColi Negative Gum Arabic is used in printing, paint production, glue, cosmetics and various industrial applications, including viscosity control in inks and in textile industries. Gum Arabic is a complex mixture of polysaccharides and glycoproteins that is used primarily in the food industry as a stabilizer.

For food and beverage industry usage as a stabilizer and emulsifier, Sudan's hard gum arabic, tapped from the Acacia senegal tree is unmatched. Friable gum from the Acacia seyel is also available as a cheaper alternative. Traditionally exported in either raw or kibbled form, we are expanding local processing facilities to provide more powdered and spray-dried gum arabic.