Guar plant is grown in India and Pakistan sown in July and harvested in October. Guar seeds from this plant are allowed to dry in sun. After drying the seeds in the sun, they are separated and processed into a flour which is known as guar gum powder.As India is the major producer and exporter of Guar Gum and its derivatives, it has become the major cash crop for Indian economies. India contributes 80% of guar gum production out of the world’s total production of guar gum which figures out to 6 lakh tons.

Guar plant is grown in India and Pakistan sown in July and harvested in October. Guar seeds from this plant are allowed to dry in sun. After drying the seeds in the sun, they are separated and processed into a flour which is known as guar gum powder.As India is the major producer and exporter of Guar Gum and its derivatives, it has become the major cash crop for Indian economies. India contributes 80% of guar gum production out of the world’s total production of guar gum which figures out to 6 lakh tons.