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ACPFOOD is a reliable source for bulk Persian gum for export, catering to global wholesale gum suppliers, natural resin importers, and bulk dried gum distributors. Our Zedo gum (also known as Gum Zedo) is harvested from wild Cerasus avium trees and carefully selected for high purity and consistency. This natural plant gum is commonly used in food production, pharmaceutical formulations, and cosmetic applications, making it ideal for B2B buyers, bulk packaging orders, and private label manufacturers. We offer competitive pricing, fast global shipping, and consistent supply for your ongoing business needs.

 

English Name (UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand): Persian Gum 1. Scientific Name: Cerasus avium (L.) Moench. Synonyms: Prunus avium L., Prunus cerasus L. Var avium L., Cerasus dulci Borck. 2. Scientific Name: Cerasus vulgaris Mill. Synonyms: Prunus cerasus L., Cerasus acacia 3. Scientific Name: Cerasus mahleb (L.) Mill. Synonyms: Prunus mahleb L. 4. Scientific Name: Prunus lycioides (Spach) C.K.Schneid.

Synonyms: Amygdalus lycioides Spach.
Family: Rosaceae

GENERAL DATA

Plant parts: Gum
Cultivation mode: Wild collection
In manufacturing: Pharmaceutical, livestock and poultry feed, textile, painting, glue, lithography, boating, coal production, fertilizer, ink making, paper making, cosmetics, coal glue.
In food: Dairies.

Industries That Use Persian Gum (Gum Zedo)

Derived mainly from Prunus lycioides and other wild almond/cherry trees

🌿 What Is Persian Gum (Gum Zedo)?

Persian Gum is a natural, odorless exudate resin collected from wild Prunus species. It appears as transparent or amber-colored granules and is water-soluble. It’s prized for its binding, thickening, and emulsifying properties—similar in function to gum arabic or tragacanth.

1. Food & Beverage Industry

Persian Gum is used as a natural food additive, particularly in traditional and regional products.

• Stabilizer & Thickener – Used in:

  • Ice creams, yogurts, and dairy desserts

  • Fruit juices, sherbets, and soft drinks

  • Traditional sweets and confections (e.g., nougats, herbal candies)

• Fiber Source – Adds soluble dietary fiber

• Sugar Replacement Support – In low-calorie or diabetic-friendly foods, it helps mimic mouthfeel and consistency

✅ Recognized for being tasteless, odorless, and free of known allergens—making it ideal for clean-label applications.

2. Pharmaceutical & Herbal Medicine Industry

• Emulsifier and excipient in:

  • Syrups and oral suspensions

  • Tablets and capsules (as a binder or disintegrant)

  • Herbal powders and formulations

• Traditional uses:

  • Soothing digestive system

  • Mild demulcent in cough and throat remedies

  • Used as a carrier for herbal extracts

Persian Gum is valued for its mucilaginous, non-irritating profile, making it suitable for sensitive formulations.

3. Nutraceutical & Functional Food Industry Soluble dietary fiber and prebiotic effects make it suitable for: Gut health supplements Fiber-enriched drink mixes or powders Herbal detox blends and cleansing formulas

✅ Marketed as a natural gut-soothing ingredient with added functional texture.

4. Cosmetic & Personal Care Industry

• Used in:

  • Natural gels and emulsions (as a stabilizer or thickener)

  • Face masks and peel-off gels

  • Herbal toothpastes and mouthwashes

• Skin-soothing properties: Some formulations include Persian Gum as a gentle base for herbal actives

Often found in traditional, herbal, or clean-beauty lines.

5. Printing & Industrial Applications (Limited Use)

• Can serve as a biodegradable binder or adhesive in eco-friendly formulations

• Potential application in paper sizing, textile printing, or natural glues

These uses are still niche but growing in eco-product innovation.

6. Academic & Scientific Research

• Studied for:

  • Emulsification and viscosity-modifying properties

  • Comparisons with gum arabic, tragacanth, and xanthan gum

  • Gut health and prebiotic potential

Research suggests it may have broader potential in functional food and pharmaceutical formulations.

✅ Summary of Key Applications:

🌱 Key Properties:

• 100% natural, plant-based

• Odorless and flavorless

• Rich in soluble fiber and non-toxic

• Biodegradable and food-safe

Here’s a professional comparison table between Persian Gum (also known as Gum Zedo) and Gum Arabic (also known as Acacia Gum).

🧾 Product Comparison Table: Persian Gum vs. Gum Arabic

✅ Summary of Key Differences

🌿 Which One Should You Use?

• Use Persian Gum when looking for:

  • Herbal/traditional formulations

  • Gelling or thickening in natural blends

  • Clean-label, artisanal product appeal

• Use Gum Arabic when you need:

  • A reliable, fast-dissolving emulsifier

  • Consistency across global food or pharma standards

  • Large-scale supply for mass production

PRODUCT NAME IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Persian Name: Zadou- Zedoo- Samghe Farsi/ زِدو- صَمغِ فارسی- زَدو
German Name (Deutschland, Austria, Switzerland): –
French Name (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec): –

HARVEST CALENDAR

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About Zedo What gums are called Persian gum? Plum tree (Prunus domestica L.) gum, Apricot tree (Prunus armeniaca L.) gum, Peach tree (Prunus persica (L.) Stokes) gum, Cherry tree (Prunus avium (L.) L.) gum, Sour Cherry tree (Prunus cerasus subsp. cerasus) gum. Cherry and Sour Cherry trees often produce a gum called Persian Gum (Zedoo). This gum is also secreted from the most trees of the Rosaceae family, such as Prunus lycioides, Prunus persica, Prunus armeniaca, Prunus domestica, and Prunus cerasifera, etc. Its color is dark yellow, and its difference with Gum Arabic is that it does not dissolve in cold water. But when it is boiled, it changes and looks like Gum Arabic.

Gum Zedo Chemical Constituents

Palmitic, stearic, oleic and linoleic acids.

 

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Zedo Gum Temperament

Hot and dry

Persian Gum Health Benefits It is useful for relieving the stiffness of the lungs. It is also useful for brightening the complexion, stimulating the appetite, and crushing bladder stones.  1. Eat it mashed. Stimulates appetite, cuts down sticky humors, is beneficial for relieving crushes bladder stones and relieves cough. 2. Dissolve it in boiling water and poultice it on the skin. It is cleansing and polishing. 3. Rubbing it is useful to increase eye vision and relieve itching scabies of the eyelids.

 4. Dissolve it in vinegar and rub. It is beneficial for removing pimples in children body.
5. Gently pulverize 5 grams of it each time and eat it with cold water. It is useful for relieving chronic cough.

 

Zedo Dose

5 grams.

🧴 Nutrition Facts – Persian Gum (Gum Zedo)

Exudate from Prunus lycioides (and other wild almond/cherry trees)

Serving Size: 5 g (typical for herbal chewing or supplement use)
Calories: ~7 kcal

Functional Composition (Per 100g):

💠 Persian Gum is a natural exudate traditionally used as a chewing gum and for herbal remedies supporting digestive and respiratory function. It is a sugar-free, calorie-light, plant-based product with high soluble fiber content.

⚠️ This product is not a food item in the conventional sense. For chewing or industrial/herbal formulations only. Use in moderation.

Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. Nutritional values are approximate and based on lab-tested samples from wild species.