Gum Arabic

Gum Arabic, also known as gum sudani, acacia gum, Arabic gum, and by other names, is a natural gum sourced from the sap of specific species of acacia trees, namely Acacia Senegal and Acacia Seyal. The gum is harvested from wild acacia tress across the Africa gum belt, which extends from Senegal in west Africa to Eritrea in east Africa. Sudan is considered the world largest producer of gum Arabic. Our offer From the world largest producer of Gum Arabic in the world (Sudan), comes our high quality 100% organic product. We offer two types of gum Arabic in raw form, Acacia Senegal also known as Hashab gum, and Acacia Seyal also known as Talha gum. Gum Arabic is used primarily in the food industry. It is considered a stabilizer, flavor fixer, adhesive, emulsifier and helps prevent crystallization in sugary foods. In non-food use, it is part of paint, glue, cosmetics, carbonless paper, pills, cough drops, porcelain, spark plugs, cement, fireworks and much more. It improves textures, makes a flexible film, binds shapes, negatively charges water, absorbs pollutants, and is a nonpolluting binder when on fire. It is also used in the health food industry to lower cholesterol, suppress appetite, keep blood sugar regulated and treat digestive issues.