An exotic commodity derived from hardened acacia tree sap, harvested in the Sahel region of Africa, gum arabic is used primarily by the food industry.
It is used as a stabilizer, a binder, an emulsifier or a viscosity-increasing agent, not only in confectionery, soft drinks, wine, liquor, and dietary fibre, but also for non-food products such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, printing, ceramics, photosensitive chemicals, textiles, paper, ink, paints and adhesives.
With strong infrastructure facilities in West Africa we have grown at a rapid pace exporting thousands of tons of gum in a span just a few years, our growth has allowed us to supply to large players in the market and are looking to widen our client base by promising a sustained supply of gum round the year.
Besides the usual mixed raw gum we can supply graded and colour sorted products specific to our cleints requirements with our in-house infrastructure in West Africa.