Guar gum refined split powder

Vishvet Tradelink offers Guar gum refined split powder, a fine powder derived from guar beans that is processed to retain its thickening power. The product is described as having high viscosity and dissolves easily in both cold and hot water, providing flexibility during formulation. It is certified by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and is stated to be non‑GMO and gluten‑free, meeting a range of dietary requirements. The supplier highlights bulk availability for large‑scale production.

In the guar gum market, refined split powders typically contain moisture levels around 10‑12 % and particle sizes between 100‑200 µm, characteristics that influence flowability and hydration speed. The material’s neutral taste ensures it does not alter the flavour profile of food products, while its gel‑forming ability supports applications in sauces, dairy items and bakery formulations. Cosmetic and pharmaceutical manufacturers also use the gum to stabilise emulsions and improve texture. Although the listing does not give exact bulk density, the industry standard is roughly 0.55 g cm‑3.

Importers can negotiate FOB or CIF terms, with payment commonly arranged via L/C or T/T as indicated. The listing mentions flexible minimum order quantities but does not publish a fixed MOQ, so buyers should confirm the quantity that matches their production plan. Typical customers are food processors, personal‑care formulators and pharmaceutical manufacturers seeking a reliable thickening agent.

Vishvet Tradelink is located at 803, Sears Tower, Gulbai Tekra, Ahmedabad 380006, Gujarat, India. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating a basic level of verification, while its response rate is shown as 0 % and no average response time is recorded. The company promotes bulk supply of Guar gum refined split powder and highlights compliance with FSSAI food‑grade standards.

No additional corporate details such as annual turnover, production capacity or client portfolio are provided in the listing. Prospective buyers should request a certificate of analysis, manufacturing licence and any quality‑management system documentation from the supplier. The listing does not reference any awards, certifications beyond FSSAI or existing international partnerships.