Tapioca Starch By Sri Jalaram Traders

Our firm is distributing, trading and supplying of Tapioca Starch to our esteemed consumers in Salem, Tamil Nadu, India, with the following details:

1.Food and beverage industries: tapioca starch is used to increase strengthening, add viscosity, and concentration in numbers of food and beverage industries.For examples:
Bread, wheat noodles, and rice noodles
Condiments and canned foods
Hard candies
Ice cream
Animal feed.
2.Sweetener industries tapioca starch accounts for about 80 percent of the raw material for sweetener products, such as glucose and fructose syrups.
3.Textile industry tapioca starch is used in up to three stages of the production processes
4.Paper industry tapioca starch is added in the preparation of pulp before it is pressed into sheets.
5.Glue industry tapioca starch is the most important raw material in the production of both dry and wet glues. When it comes into contact with hot water or chemicals, it becomes sticky and stays sticky. Tapioca starch used for glues must be pure with low acidity.
6.Dextrin is the glue made from tapioca starch with fast-reacting agents added. This produces three types of glue: white glue, yellow glue, and English glue
7.Oxidized starch is the glue produced by adding diluted sodium hydrochloride to the starch, Many industries use glues produced from tapioca starch, such as textile, paper, ink, stamp, and envelope, casting, paint and plywood industries.