Gum Arabic Talha is produced Nigeria by tapping a number of trees in the Acacia species. Definition:Gum Arabic Talha is the dry exudates obtained from the stems and branches of Acacia Seyal, Acia Karroo, Acia ehrenbergiana, Acacia Hockii and Acacia Sierberana. Description:Gum Arabic Talha is a yellowish- brown substance in solid form. When dry, its nodules are brittle and can easily break into siftings and dust. It is odorless and has a stringent taste. It is a water soluble gum derived from a number of Acacia trees and is considered a major source of technological grade gums. Uses:It is known for its uses in making textile, paper, also in confectioneries and in non-food uses such as lithographic formulations. It is also used in making explosives.
