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Acacia powder is made by grinding up acacia gum, which is naturally produced by the acacia tree, an evergreen belonging to the legume family that is native to A

Acacia gum is the dried exudation (sap from a tree trunk) obtained primarily from Acacia Senegal (L.), Willdenow var. Senegal (known as gum Arabic, hashab or Ko

GUM ARABIC This is primarily known as Acacia Gum. It is made from the sap of the Acacia Senegal tree, or Gum Acacia. It is soluble in water, edible, and used p

Gum Arabic is a gum formed from the sap of Acacia trees, which grow in Ethopia Somali State Region and produces grade 1 Gum Arabic.

Item code 25: Acacia gum (Acacia Senegal species gum), gum Arabic, chaar gund, meska.  

We supply 97% purity West African Gum Arabic (Acacia Senegal) which is natural gum harvested in Northern Nigeria within the dry season of October to June from e

Chick Pea is known from various name i:e chana, chole, gurbanzo beans, Egyptian peas. It is one of the highest consumerables in whole world and also found to be

Chicken feet are basted in a hot red pepper sauce and then grilled. They are often eaten as a second course and served with alcohol. Chicken feet are u

~~Dried exudation obtained from the exterior of stems and branches of Acacia trees as dry, hard nodules, ranging from almost colourless to brown in colour. Appe

Also known as acacia gum, consisting of hardened sap of various species of the tree.Gum Arabic is a key ingredient in traditional lithography and is 

We are the original suppliers (farmers) of gum arabic in Sudan. We can guarantee you the continuous support of the raw gum arabic (Sudanese) and also guarantee

Sudan is one of bigger producer of Arabic gum in the world  especially arbic gum grade 1 Hashab (Acacia Senegal ) Minimum quantity 20 which can load 2

Gum arabic, also known as acacia gum, is a natural gum consisting of the hardened sap of various species of the acacia tree. Originally, gum arabic was collecte

Gum Arabic is a natural gum consisting of the hardened sap collected primarily from two closely related species: Acacia Senegal and Vachelia (Acacia) Seyal. The