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Caesalpinia spinosa gum

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Tara gum is obtained from a leguminous plant Caesalpinia spinosa and is also called Quechua in Peru, where there are the most extensive and important crops. It appears as a white odorless powder and is used in the automotive, furnishing, nautical and food industries. What it is used for and where Food It is labeled with the number E417 in the list...

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Caesalpinia spinosa gum

by A_Partyns (13106 pt) · 2023-Mar-22

Tara gum is obtained from a leguminous plant Caesalpinia spinosa and is also called Quechua in Peru, where there are the most extensive and important crops. It appears as a white odorless powder and is used in the automotive, furnishing, nautical...

2023-Mar-22

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Last update2023-01-03 18:42

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