Guar Gum

Guar Gum belongs to the pea family that is majorly produced in India and Pakistan and the minor producers being China, Africa, the USA, Australia, and a few more.

Guar gum powder is odourless, having dissolving capacity in cold and hot water and making high viscosity paste. Guar gum powder viscosity is based on various factors like concentration, temperature and time. It is generally white to yellow white in nature. Today, guar gum is taken best substitute for corn starch or flour worldwide and it is widely accepted by food industries too.

This gum is extracted from the guar bean and is extensively used as a thickening agent and emulsifier in food industries. ETO free Guar gum powder exporters claim it to have almost eight times better than corn starch or similar food agents. It is added in sauces, jams, dairy products, and baking mixes to give a good thickening to a product so that a nice consistency is achieved. ETO free Guar gum manufacturers also cater to a plethora of industries like the oil drilling, paper manufacturing, construction, mining, textiles, printing, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, beverage, food industry, pet foods and much more. Industrial products which make massive use of it include body lotions, instant soups, yogurts, coconut, bottled soya and almond milk. It has immense properties of stabilisation, thickening, texturization, and emulsification