Use of Seed Gums in Pet Food

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Seed gums are used as an ingredient in wet food for dogs and cats. One can find different seed gums like Guar, Carob, Cassia and Tora as an ingredient in some of the food items for pets. The benefit of the gum is that it can deduct the blood cholesterol level of the dogs and cats. Now that seed gums have their different applications, some of the considerable applications of the seed gums and their involvement in the pet foods are mentioned below.
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Cassia Gum Powder Usage in Preparing Air Fresheners

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Air fresheners liven up the respiratory aesthetics of small closed spaces such as a room, corridor, laboratory, washroom, or a hallway by suppressing foul smells and emitting pleasant fragrances. They are also often used in hospital facilities, public auditoriums, hotel lobbies, and other kinds of large interior spaces to eliminate damp or musty smells. Air fresheners come in various shapes and sizes. They can have a single fragrance or a multitude of them.
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Ways to Reduce Costs in Wet Pet Food

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Due to competition, all pet food manufacturers want Cost reduction and it can be achieved through optimizing usage of gels and thickeners only. So, they need to review the recipe cost and also look to scope if there is any reduction in cost possibility in wet pet food. But product developer has to balance many factors like product appearance with texture, digestibility, and quality.
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Cassia Gum Powder – Substitute of Locust Bean Gum

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Locust Bean Gum is utilized as a gelling agent in the food industry. Basically Carob tree’s seeds are from where this locust bean gum is derived. When the Locust Bean is converted into a powder, it generates a sweet flavour that is similar to chocolate. The food industry uses this powder as a sweetening agent and sometimes even in place of chocolate.
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Cassia Meals overview for animal feed

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Senna pod or better known as cassia Tora is a legume family plant found in the Southern part of Southeastern Asia and Western pacific. It is found in abundance in India, China, and other south Asian countries which makes it economical. It can be used widely due to its nutritional and medicinal values. Its leaves and seeds can be used to treat a plethora of diseases related to skin such as ringworm, infection, toothing, and so on. It is used extensively in the Chinese and Indian medication system. Most of the medicine involves the usage of leaves and seeds of the plant.
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The Health Benefits of Cassia Powder

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Beyond making delicious Easter biscuits, Cinnamomum cassia makes it an ideal ingredient in many recipes and herbal preparations. The health benefits of cassia powder are many but chiefly, it is valued for its antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties. It is therefore the powder is a crucial part of many prescriptions of folk practitioners in China and India.
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How Cassia Powder and Cassia Obovata Powder is Different in Hair Treatment?

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Cassia gum powder is a plant product to be retrieved from a plant species Cassia obstusifolia or Cassia tora. The gum is a polysaccharide in nature composed of Galactomannan, with mannose and galactose, arranged in the ratio of 5:1. The molecular weight of this compound varies from 200 to 300 kilo Dalton. The gum has wide applications as a gelling agent in the Ice cream industry, hair products, the pet food industry, etc.
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