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Guar Gum Powder :- EC-410 |
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Type/Mesh |
Viscosity /CPS In 1% Solution |
Uses & Application |
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Gamicol 40-60 |
1000 To 2500 Cps |
(Food Grade)
Stabilizer, Thickener, Dairy Product, Pet Food, Sea Food, Parma Product, Toothpaste, Laxative Formulation, Bakery.
(Industrial Use)
Textile :- Printing, Sizing Paper :- Pulp Bolding.
Well Drilling :-As A Mud Gum.
Others :- Explosive, Cosmetic Paints, Soap & Detergent, Adhesive, Lotion. |
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Gamicol 100 |
1500 To 3500 Cps |
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Gamicol 150 |
2000 To 4000 Cps |
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Gamicol 200 |
3500 To 5000 Cps |
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Gamicol 200 |
4000 To 5000 Cps |
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Gamicol 210 |
4500 To 6000 Cps |
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Gamicol 300 |
4800 To 6000 Cps |
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Cassia Tora Powder :- EC-499 |
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Type/Mesh |
Viscosity/CPS In 2% Hot Solution |
Uses & Application |
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Gamicol 40-60 |
3000 To 4000 Cps |
Food & Pet Food A Animal Food, Gelling A Gent With Kappa Carrageenan, Natural Additives And Others Refined end Product Derived From Naturally Occurring Materials. |
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Gamicol 60-80 |
4000 To 5000 Cps |
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Gamicol 80-100 |
5000 To 6000 Cps |
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Sesbania Gum:- For Industrials Uses. |
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| Sr. |
Type/Mesh |
Viscosity/Cps In 1% Solution |
Uses & Application |
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Gamicol 100 |
1000 To 1300 Cps |
Industrial Use Sizing, Paper Pulp. Dye Stuff Printing & Spray Printing |
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Gamicol 200 |
1200 To 2000 Cps |
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Psyllium Husk Powder |
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Type/Mesh |
Swell Volume |
Uses & Application |
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Psylicol 85 |
40-Ml/Gm |
Combined With Various Chemicals Such As Powdered Anhydrous Dextrose, Sodium Bicarbonate, Monobasic Potassium Phosphate, Citric Acid & Other's Psyllium Husk Is Used As An Ingredient In Preparation For The Treatment Of Constipation. |
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Psylicol 95 |
50-Ml/Gm |
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Psylicol 98 |
55-Ml/Gm |
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Psylicol 99 |
65-Ml/Gm |
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Locust Bean Gum |
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Introduction : |
| To. The food processor / food technocrat people |
Subject: Hints & Tips about LBG. |
We are proud to announce our exclusive representation as producers and suppliers of L.B.G. products in the Indian food processing market.
We are introduce totally bios and organic L.B.G. product for your food processing Business A “flour” or “powder” made from the fresh mature pod’s seed of carob tree. Which is currently popular with natural food advocates.
Formal information: - some of our existing customer’s Manama farm & foods, Priyanka Pharma, Gujarat Enterprise and Ami Assence and perfumes are regularly use our natural L.B.G. products in their food processing units. |
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Superiority of L.B.G. product over other’s thickener and hydrocolloids. |
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L.B.G. is a specially thickener and suspending agent with exceptional stability and compatibility with xanthan like ingredient. Because the L.B.G. is a totally natural and bios product, while xanthan CMC, gellan gum and genugel are microbial polysaccharides. Furthermore Locust Bean Gum is produce from Carob pods without any chemical treatment, while xanthan and others thickener are produce by the microorganism. X compestris, originally isolated from the rutabaga plant. There for the L.B.G. product is superior than any microbial gum produce by microorganism X compestris fermentation system. There are no side effect or no any health problem of L.B.G. in food use. |
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STRATEGIC OVERVIEW OF L.B.G. GUM: |
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L.B.G. is one of the oldest gums in business world. The modern commercial history of L.B.G. begins during the 1960’S when the related galactomannan guar gum powder of good quality become available in large quantities to the international market the dramatically lower price of guar and its cold water solubility (L.B.G. hydration requires 90°C) eliminated many market of L.B.G. Locust Bean Gum continued to be prized for the special flow properties it imparts to solutions its enhancement of freeze-thaw stability, and above all, its superb synergies with other gums, notable carrageenan and xanthan, in the use the most important application are in ice-cream, cream cheese and blends with xanthan, carrageenan or guar. |
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USE OF L.B.G.(F.D.A. APPROVED): |
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| L.B.G.:- Is a white powder, tasteless and odorless hydrophilic and chemically inactive.It has an ampholytic character and gives high viscous solution due to these properties L.B.G. |
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Ice-cream. When L.B.G. is used, ice-cream products have a spongeous consistency and become smoother and more elastic also L.B.G. increases overrun. |
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Cheese and tube-cheese to prevent syneresis. The addition of 0.5-0.75 L.B.G. to cheese of high water content gives excellent results. |
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Salads salad dressing, mustards, dietary foods, bottled sauces, liquid and / or dried soups and juices, mayonnaise, sour milk, desserts, cream cheese, processed cheese, fish products, canned fruit and vegetables, pickled fruit and vegetable, ketchup, aromatic sauces, marmalades, juice, soft drinks, baby food and pastry. |
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Meat (sausages etc.) as a binder and lubricant. Due to its hydrophilic properties it withholds water while preventing evaporation thus helping products to maintain a constant appearance without any loss of weights. |
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Jellies, in combination with pectin’s, thus enhancing the action of the pectin and giving higher elasticity and stability. |
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Confectionary, as a binder. |
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Pet food Industries and excellent syneresis and gel strength when combined with carrageenan. |
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Pharmaceutical Industries and cosmetics, as a thickening and stabilizing agent in various solution and dispersions. It is also used in the production of tablets as a binder and disintegrator. It prevents the crystallization of diluted solid substances. |
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The locust bean gum is used in the food industry as an additive in the Following. |
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Ice-cream, Desserts, yoghurt sauces, Mayonnaise, Ketchup, Diet Products, Marmalades, Jams, Soups, Desserts and others. |
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Locust bean gum can be used in for e.g.Add % locust bean gum off total mass. |
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Ice-cream |
Heat shock resistant, smooth meltdown. |
| 0.10/0.30 |
Milk product |
Contribute body mouth fine texture |
| 0.25/0.35 |
Cheese |
Excellent body and structure. |
| 0.20/0.40 |
Confectionary |
Minimize syneresis. |
| 0.20/0.40 |
Fish products |
Avoiding breakage. |
| 0.10/0.40 |
Beverages |
Improve body. |
| 0.30/1.00 |
Sauces |
Stabilize oil and non oil sauces. |
| 0.30/0.60 |
Canned meet |
Maximize gel strength. |
| 0.10/0.50 |
Cereal product |
Better texture, less crumbing. |
| 0.20/0.50 |
Frozen food |
Improve freeze thaw stability. |
| 0.30/1.00 |
Dietary food |
Replace gluten, low calorie ingredient. |
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LOCUST BEAN GUM: |
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Locust Bean Gum is the off whitish powder obtained from grinding the endosperm of the seeds of ceratonia siliqua. It consists mainly of galactomannan-type polysaccharides, with a galactomannose ration of about 1:4 unlike guar gum (produced from cyamopsis tetragonoloba), locust bean is only partially soluble in cold water, but it has better water retention characteristics than guar. Solution of locust bean gum have relatively high viscosity at low concentration. Dispersions of gum do not gel, well unless it is in combination with other gums. Its strong synergistic action in the presence of other gums contributes to it having wide applications where good stabilizing, thickening and emulsifying properties are required. |
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USE OF L.B.G. : |
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Its use as a food additive is the most important outlet for locust bean gum. In European community legislation it has an “E” number of E410. It is employed in a wide range of products, among the most important of which are ice cream, baby foods and pet foods. In this applications its texturizing properties are of great value and hard to replicate using other gums, in ice-cream the gum slows the rate of meltdown and improves its storage properties.
Locust bean gum is an important constituent of many soups, where its property of fully dissolving and thickening only at high temperature is critical. In sausage products such as salami and bologna it acts as a binder and lubricant. Other food uses include the manufacture of soft cheese, bakery products, pie filling, powdered desserts, sauces and salad cream, and dairy products other than ice-cream. |
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TECHNICAL DATA OF LBG : |
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Locust bean gum is a off white, Odorless, tasteless, crystalic powder of gravity.N 1.10-15, locust bean gum is protective colloid. Solubility of LBG in cold water.Swells very slowly, but it is completely dissolved when the aqueous solution is Heated gradually up+90°C giving a viscous solution. |
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THE AQUEOUS SOLUTION OF L.B.G. : |
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Are not NewTonian liquids. |
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Have an impholitic character. |
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Are used as dispersion phases For many organic and inorganic substances. |
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The ph of 1% solution at 25°C is 7. |
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TYPICAL COMPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS : |
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39.0 |
| Protein (g) |
6.8 |
| Carbohydrate (g) |
78.6 |
| Fat (g) |
1.4 |
| Dietary Fiber (g) |
78.6 |
| Moisture (g) |
13.0 max |
| Ash (g) |
0.2 |
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For any enquiry or assist please contact us on e-mail, web or cell
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Fenu Greek Gum (Triqonella Foenum) TRIGONELLA FOENUM –GRAECUM |
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Methi / Fenugreek |
| Plant Parts use |
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Seeds Leaves, entire plant (S.S. Code 330190 Index ) |
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Content of natural fiber in fenugreek seed : |
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Dietary fibers are indigestible complex carbohydrate obtained from plants, but essential ingredient in a healthy diet some are soluble to from gel and others from insoluble roughage. While most fruits ands vegetables have insoluble fibers, legumes (Guar, fenugreek, beans) have soluble fiber. Fenugreek is endospermic; Nearly 50% dry weight of seeds as well as SDF is edible dietary fiber, making it the height concentration among all natural sources of fiber. About 30% of SDF (W/W) is gel – forming soluble fibers similar to guar gum, psyllium husk and but bran. The insoluble fiber (20% of SDF) is bulk-forming like wheat bran. |
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Composition of natural sources of vegetable |
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Total fiber |
Soluble Fiber |
Insoluble Fiber |
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Fiber Fat |
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40-48% |
20-28% |
18-24% |
26-30% |
4-8% |
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Description : |
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Trigonella foenum- graecum has long stalked leaves up to 5cm long stipules triansaler, laccolite, leaflets about 2.5cms long, obviate to obanceolate. Flowers 1-2 axillary, sessile, race med, whitish or lemon yellow pod 5.7 cons long with a persistent leak, hairy with 10-20 seeds. |
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Fenugreek Gum |
| Mesh |
100 |
| Cps |
2000 |
| Soluble Fiber |
28% |
| Insoluble Fiber |
24% |
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| Govind Madhav Industries are in special activities in research and development of several types of gums and has obtained many samples of agro and other natural species in laboratory which are mentioned as under for your valuable interests in the matter and we would be thankful and offer our gratitude to for inquisitive specification. |
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Crotalaria Linifolia Linn F. Crotalaria Juncea. |
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Prosopis Cineraria Gum |
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Azadirachta Indica juss.Milingtonia Hortensis. |
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Gum Karaya. |
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Xanthan Gum |
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