Locust bean gum is a natural hydrocolloid extracted from locust tree seeds. The endosperm of carob seeds are separated from germ and testa by various processes then ground to locust bean gum. Locust bean gum imparts smooth flow properties, freeze- thaw stability and appropriate thickening to a wide range of products. It also improves gel strength when used in combination with K-Carrageenan. Locust Bean Gum provides brightness high viscosity the whitest coloured and highest gel strength. Locust bean gum dissolves completely above 75 C. Usage level : 0.1 â?? 0.9 %. We mainly produce the following Locust bean Gum grades; Locust Bean Gum A-01 (2800 -3000 cps):Top grade Locust Bean Gum suitable for the products where high viscosity and whiteness are important. Locust Bean Gum A-02 (2400- 2600 cps): Medium grade Locust Bean Gum suitable for the products where high viscosity is not very important. Locust Bean Gum A-03 (2000 -2200 cps): Standard grade Locust Bean Gum suitable for the products where both high viscosity and whiteness are not very important.
Hello there. we have red gum. 3.5 tons. If you want to see the photos, please contact me via e-mail or whatsapp. Our product is clean. Product images will be shown in detail when requested. Shipping details will be discussed later. and also the shipping is on the buyer. Have a nice day.
Scientific Name: Ferula Persica Willd. Other Names in English: Sagapen, Serapinum, Sakbinaj Family: Umbelliferae Cultivation Mode: Wild Cultivated
Scientific Name: Myrtus Communis L. Family: Myrtaceae
Other Names in English: Black Faso, Black Fasokh
Scientific Name: Ferula Gummosa Boiss. Synonyms: Ferula Galbaniflua Boiss. Et Buhse. Family: Umbelliferae Cultivation Mode: Wild collection
Scientific Name: Cerasus Vulgaris Mill. Synonyms: Prunus Cerasus L., Cerasus Acacia Family: Rosaceae Cultivation Mode: Wild Collection
Scientific Name: Aloe Littoralis Baker. Family: Liliaceae Cultivation Mode: Wild Collection
Scientific Name: Astragalus Gossypinus Fisch. Var Filagineus Boiss., Astragalus Gummifer Labill, Astragalus Echidna Bge., Astragalus Verus Oliv. Astragalus Brachycalyx Fisch, Astragalus Parrowianus Boiss & Hausskn., Astragalus Creticus Lamk. Family: Leguminosae Cultivation Mode: Wild Collection
Scientific Name: Ferula Communis Other Names in English: White Faso, White Fasokh Family: Umbelliferae Cultivation Mode: Wild Collected
We specializes in harvesting, production, processing and exportation of frankincense and myrrh This company is entirely owned and manned by a well-trained and qualified staff in the field of Environment and Social Sciences. When you deal with us, you deal with the local frankincense producers directly. For further information concerning our products read down below. Boswellia Carterii Beyo Also called olibanum, frankincense is an aromatic resin obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia, Boswellia Carteri. The Boswellia trees grow in the wild without human intervention and are therefore 100% natural and organic. Boswellia Frereana Boswellia Frereana is only found in where the locals call it . Frankincense , also referred to as the king of Frankincense, grows naturally in the wild. Frankincense is perfectly safe to chew as a gum. This helps fight gum diseases, strengthens teeth. Myrrh is used as incense, most especially in churches and as an ingredient in anointing oil for religious functions or ceremonies usually applied together with Frankincense. Mixed Boswellia Carterii Beyo Also called olibanum, mixed Boswellia frankincense is our ungraded resin. topical and internal use of Frankincense provides modern health benefits. It may also provide a soothing atomatic experience.
Scientific Name: Pistacia Atlantica Desf. Synonyms: Pistacia Mutica F.M. Family: Anacardiaceae Cultivation Mode: Wild Collection
Frankincense carteri resins are harvested in and it has been used for thousands of years. It is burned as a sacred incense in religious ceremonies. The uses of these essential resins are most popular since it has similar effects as those of the Boswellia Sacred Frankincense in the perfume, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries.
