Carnauba Wax Brazil
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Carnauba Wax Brazil是一家从事全球范围内从事天然棕蜡（cera natural de carnauba）进出口的企业，在巴西和西班牙都设有办事处，可满足客户的各种需要。
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There are no translations available. The Carnauba ( Copernica Cerifera) is a palm tree which belongs to the Arecaceae family endemic of the semi-arid region of the Northeast of Brazil. It is also well-known as the life tree since it offers a lot of uses. It is a valuable substance which is part of the composition of several industrial products like cosmetics, capsules, medicine, electronic components, foodstuffs, polish waxes and coatings. The Carnauba groves grow in the forests of the river plains of the main rivers of Ceara, Piaui and Rio Grande do Norte, performing an important function to keep the ecological balance of the region like the conservation of the land, fauna, rivers and natural water springs. The extraction of the Carnauba is ecological sustainable as it is only made annually pruning and it is free of any kind of pesticides, herbicides and fertilizer.
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There are no translations available. The Carnauba wax is a product used in a wide range of industries. Well-know as the “Queen of the Waxes” the Carnauba wax has a melting point bigger than others waxes (82-86°C) and it is the hardest natural wax. It is ideal for extremely strong covers, floor coatings, car polishes, amongst others. Also the Carnauba waxes is used in Cakes, paints, cosmetics and a lot of others compounds. It is practically insoluble in water; the water can not break a coat of carnauba wax, only a few kind of solvents can do it generally in combination with heat. This means that the material has a high durability, it is water and evaporation- resistant. Also it is used as cover for paper plates, dental floss and a vegetarian alternative to gelatine. In the pharmaceutical industry it appears as the cover of tablets and it is used in a large number of food coverage. Unlike many others waxes with the protective layer of Carnauba wax it does not come undone as time goes by. This product is also regarded as ”Generally Recognized as Safe” (GRAS) for food and pharmaceutical purposes.
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