Conflict in Sudan is affecting worldwide supplies of an ingredient found in a surprising range of products: gum arabic, ...

Sudan produces around 80% of the world's gum arabic, a natural substance harvested from acacia trees that's widely used to mix, stabilise and thicken ingredients in mass-market products including ...

Sudan produces around 80% of the world's gum arabic, a natural substance harvested from acacia trees that's widely used to mix, stabilise and thicken ingredients in mass-market products including ...

Arabic gum of illicit origin has also appeared on sale online. Isam Siddig, a Sudanese gum processor who is now a refugee in Britain, told Reuters his warehouses in Khartoum had been raided by the RSF ...

Paramilitary group accused of mass rights abuses and sexual assault reportedly holds a large monopoly over vital gum arabic supplies ...

Sudan produces around 80 per cent of the world's gum arabic, a natural substance harvested from acacia trees that's widely used to mix, stabilise and thicken ingredients in mass-market products ...

Gum arabic, a sticky tree sap, is an essential ingredient in everything from Coca-Cola to Danone yogurt to M&Ms. Sudan produces 70% of the world’s supply – and Yagoub’s company, Afritec, is ...

Gum Arabic, essential in products like Coca-Cola and M&M's, is being trafficked from rebel-held Sudanese regions, complicating supply chains for Western companies. Sudan provides 80 per cent of ...

Gum Arabic is sourced from the Acacia Senegal variety ... world over and are often used in industrial production of food products such as chewing gum and beverages, medicine and scents.

Sudan produces around 80% of the world's gum arabic, a natural substance harvested from acacia trees that's widely used to mix, stabilise and thicken ingredients in mass-market products including ...