Indian Gum Dealers

• Loss on drying: Not more than 14%
• Total Ash: Not more than 6%
• Acid insoluble ash: Not more than 1.75%
• pH: 5-7
• Form: Solid
• Purity: 100%

• Color: Varies from pale yellow to brown.
• Country of Origin: India

Gum Ghatti is obtained from the sap of the Anogeissus latifolia tree, which belongs to the Combretaceae family. Gum Ghatti, also known as Indian gum or ghatti gum, is a natural gum obtained from the sap of the Anogeissus latifolia tree. This tree is native to India, particularly in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Chhattisgarh.

• Type: Gum
• Shelf Life: 1 Year, up to 2 years
• Grade: Agarbati, Food Grade, Industrial Grade, Pharma Grade, Textile Grade
• Color: Creamy, Light-brown, Radish
• Form: Hard
• Packaging Type: Plastic Bags
• Ash: 0-1%

Product ranges from Rs 250 - 1200 per kg depending up on the colour of the natural gum.. Minimum order quantity will be approx. 100 kg..

• Packaging Type: HDPE Bag
• Shelf Life: Lifetime
• Packaging Size: As per requirement
• Purity: 99.9 %
• Is It Dried: Dried
• Size: 4-11mm

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• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Natural gum

We are a leading supplier of natural gums like Gum Ghatti (Dhawda gum edible) & Gum Olibanum. We are specialize in Gum Ghatti and We have an expertise in the processing of natural gum and have many grades on the basis of size, colour and dryness of the resin.

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Moringa oleifera is a fairly large tree that is native to North India. It goes by a variety of names, such as drumstick tree, horseradish tree, or ben oil tree. Almost all parts of the Moringa oleifera tree can be eaten or used as ingredients in traditional herbal medicines. The leaves and pods are commonly eaten in parts of India and Africa. Health Benefits of Murungai Pisin(Drumstick Tree Resin):- Murungai pisin is used for stomach and bladder ailments. The mucilaginous gum has a bland taste and belongs to the hog series of gums.

• Features: Correct formulation, Longer shelf life

It is a natural Gum from India. It is exuded from the tree species Anogeissus Latifolia which is native to India and Sri Lanka.

• Type: Gum
• Brand Name: India spices
• Other Names: Asian gum dawora Indian gum

Gum ghatti is a water-soluble complex polysaccharide exuded from the bark of the tree anogeissus latifolia of the family combretaceae. The tree is quite large and found in large numbers in the dry, deciduous forests of india and ceylon. The crude gum has a glossy fracture and occurs in rounded tears, which are normally less than 1 cm. In diameter. It also occurs in larger vermiform masses. The color of the gum exudates varies from off white to dark brown. The lighter the color, the better the quality. Since ghatti and karaya are found in the same geographic areas, the harvesting and grading are similar. The best crops are picked when the monsoon is not occurring, and the largest crop is harvested in april. After picking the gum, it is dried in the sun for several days before being taken to the exporters in bombay. It is then hand sorted according to color and impurities into various grades before being exported to the united states.

• Packaging Type: Bag
• Color: Brown
• Grade: Medicine Grade
• Is It Dried: Dried
• Purity: 100%
• Processing Type: Natural

• Packaging Type: Loose
• Brand Name: Shree Mangal
• Form: Solid
• Purity: 99%
• Country of Origin: Made in India
• Application: Ayurveda Medicine
• Moisture: 15%
• Dried: Yes

• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Indian Gum
• Color: whitish yellow to amber
• Packaging Type: Aluminium Foil,Paper Pack,Wrapper
• Certifications: FDA,HACCP,ISO 9001:2008 Certified

Our primary goal is to give our customers the highest-quality gum ghatti at the most affordable price. Finetarde exim is one of India's top exports, producers, and suppliers, and we never compromise on quality standards. Gum ghatti is the dried exudates of Anogeissus latifolia, a tree found in India and Sri Lanka. Plant Source : Anogeissus latifolia Family : Combretaceae Properties:  The colour of the gum varies from whitish yellow to amber; though the presence of impurities sometimes imparts a brownish colour to the gum.  Gum ghatti is partly soluble in water and forms a colourless mucilage.Gum ghatti is a moderately viscous gum lying intermediate between gum arabic and gum karaya. lt forms viscous solutions at concentrations of about 5% or higher and exhibits typical non-Newtonian behaviour. The emulsifying properties of gum ghatti are excellent and considered to be better than gum arabic and thus used in more difficult-to handle systems.Gum ghatti solutions are sensitive to alkali. Viscosity increases sharply with pH upto a maximum at about pH of 8.0 and above that the solutions tend to become above that the solutions tend to become stringy. Gum Ghatti Product specification:  Gum ghatti is approved for food use and is in the GRAS list under the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, U.S.A. It is non toxic and is not metabolized in human.  Storage and handling : Graded gum ghatti is usually packed in burlap bags of 50 kg capacity for storage and transportation purposes. Warehousing in a cool, dry place is recommended for extended storage. If the gum becomes damp, it tends to agglomerate and form lumps Gum Ghatti benefits:  In the preparation of powdered, stable,oil+soluble vitamins.  As a binder in long-fibered light weight papers.  As an emulsifier of petroleum and non petroleum waxes to form liquid and wax paste emulsions. ln combination with polyacrylamide to aid in the polymerization and formation of uniform and discrete prills of cros-linked polystyrene.  As drilling mud conditioner and the acidizing of oil wells.  Used in powdered explosives to improve resistance to water damage.

The gum, locally called Dhawda when first exuded is in a soft plastic form. The colour varies from whitish yellow to amber depending on factors like the proximity of the tear to the bark, the length of time it has remained on the tree before being picked and the age of the product in storage.

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