Locust Bean Gum
Locust bean (carob) trees (Ceratonia siliqua L.) are perennials that grow wild and exclusively in the Mediterranean region. The fruits, the locust bean pods, are collected and threshed on the spot. The threshing process separates the carob seeds from the pods.
UNIPEKTIN obtains the seeds directly from the countries of origin and further processes them into locust bean gum using purely physical processes.
| Product | Product Information |
| VIDOGUM L | Product Information Sheet VIDOGUM L, v6, Oct2022 |
| VIDOGUM L.../C500 | Product Information Sheet VIDOGUM L -C500, v6, Oct2022 |
| VIDOGUM BIO-L | Product Information Sheet VIDOGUM BIO-L, v6, Oct 2022 |
| UNIPEKTIN Galactomannan Brochure & Technical Handbook | UPI Brochure & technical handbook english, galactomannans (guar, lbg, tara), Oct2022 |
| UPI Broschüre & techn. Handbuch deutsch, Galaktomannane (Guar, LBG, Tara), Oct2022 | |
| UNIPEKTIN VIDOGUM Galactomannan Application presentation | UPI Galactomannan Application, website version, Oct2022 |
| UNIPEKTIN VIDOGUM Galactomannan, Origin, Production, Standardisation, Product Range | VIDOGUM Galactomannans, short introduction, Oct2022 |
| Helpful Information about LBG and Carob products | www.draxe.com Locust Bean Gum, The Pros and Cons of This Common Thickening Agent |
| www.draxe.com Carob Chips, the caffeine-free chocolate substitute that's actually good for You | |