Guar Meal (Korma)

Processed Guar Meal (Fodder) is a high protein animal and poultry feed stuff. Guar Meal is the by-product obtained after guar gum is extracted from the guar seed (Cyamopsis Tetragonoloba) of leguminous plant. It is processed by toasting at high temperature to remove natural trypsin inhibitor. Thus enhancing its nutritive value and digestibility. It is rich in proteins and carbohydrates, and is a 100 % natural agricultural product without the addition of any chemicals or preservatives, Non-GMO product.

Description / Specification of Guar Gum Powder

We are involved in offering a wide range of Guar Gum Powder to our most valued clients. Our range of these are widely appreciated by our clients which are situated all round the nation. We offer our range of it at most affordable prices.

We introduce ourselves as an eminent trader and supplier of an extensive array of  Guar Gum Powder. Prior to dispatch, our quality controllers run numerous tests on the entire range on various parameters of quality and durability. The offered equipment is manufactured using superior quality components with the aid of sophisticated techniques at the vendors' end. Moreover, our precious clients can purchase it in different technical specifications at reasonable price from us within promised time frame.
Features:

Sturdy design
Highly durable
Application specific design 

Guar splits

The seeds are used to produce guar splits through a process of roasting, sieving and polishing. The guar gum power is obtained from refined guar splits that are derived from husked guar splits. The remaining by-products are guar churi and korma used for cattle feed.

Guar Meal (Churi)

The Supreme Gums produces high quality and processed guar churi. It is used extensively as cattle feed due to its nutritional value.

Guar Seeds

At the Supreme Gums, the entire production of guar gum - from obtaining raw material to final production - is closely supervised. Guar seeds are separated from the dried pods of guar plants.  The seeds are broken. Two halves of the endosperm are obtained from each seed. These halves are husked guar splits.