Future Outlook into the Cassia Gum Powder Market

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The cassia plant, native to china has now been adopted and grown widespread in many other countries such as India, Sri lanka, and the Indonesia. The cassia powder has over the years gained popularity in use in foods, flavors, cosmetics and in the health care industry mainly in the countries of Asia Pacific and Europe. In other nations it is also referred to as the cinnamon powder.

Cassia Powder Application as a Replacement for Henna

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Henna paste is a dark brown to red paste obtained from crushing the green leaves of a plant called lawsonia Inermis. The staining properties of henna are caused by a compound 2 hydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone or lawsone, or hennotannic acid. The leaves of the plant contain approximately 5% weight of lawsone which is a yellow to orange powder and insoluble in water. In application, the lawsone dye infuses into the skin, hair and other poro

The Future of Cassia Gum Powder in the Global Market

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Cassia Gum Powder is sourced from a wild crop known as Cassia Tora. The botanical name is Cassia Obtusifolia which belongs to the Caesalpiniaceae family. It grows in several parts of India since it requires a hot and tropical climate to grow. This plant is considered a weed plant in most states in India. It is an ancient ingredient used as a natural ingredient worldwide.

Cassia Gum Powder Global Market Analysis 2019

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Cassia plant grows in several regions around the world including India. It is popular in several tropical regions like Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. It also grows in other countries like Pakistan, China and Bangladesh and Central America. This article takes into consideration the analysis of global markets, the usage and export details as well as percentage of use. There is an increasing global demand for Cassia Powder, hence several statistics and facts are also included here to provide the global market analysis.

Cassia Gum Application in Paper Industry

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Paper is produced by compressing the moist fibers of cellulose pulp which is derived from wood, rags or grasses, etc. and drying them into flexible sheets. Paper has a number of application in daily life, including- writing, printing, packaging, cleaning, decorating, and a number of industrial and construction processes. Earlier, the most common source for paper production was recycled fibers from used textiles, which were called rags. The rags used to be from hemp, linen, and cotton.

Importance of Cassia Gum Powder in Making Nutraceuticals

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Cassia Gum Powder is made from Cassia Seeds. These seeds are extracted from a wild crop, Caesalpiniaceous that grows in several parts of India as a weed. This is a natural gelling agent and has innumerable industrial and food applications. It usually grows in the wet and tropical climate. The article goes on to explain what are Nutraceuticals, the importance of Cassia Powder in the making of them and its many applications.

Cassia Tora Seeds – Agricultural Production Statistics of India and Others

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It is possible to trace Cassia Tora to Caesalpinacease plant family which many refer to as a wild crop. The advantage of making use of these seeds is that they are of superior quality. These Cassia Tora seeds are available in several ranges. This plant grows in many regions around the world including India. It mainly grows in the tropical regions of India, which includes Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh.

Cassia Seeds as an Anti-oxidant

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Cassia seeds are immensely popular in the market for their numerous health benefits. They were used extensively in ancient medicines to cure several ailments related to digestion, eyes, joints, intestines, liver and for relieving several infections as well. Cassia seeds are obtained from two types of annual herbaceous plants, namely, Cassia Tora L and Cassia Obtusifolia L. The plant belongs to the Leguminosae family and is usually found in abundance in the tropical areas of India, China, and Africa.