Aloe vera extracts, derived from the inner gel of the aloe vera plant, are widely valued for their soothing, hydrating, and healing properties, making them popular in skincare, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical products. Rich in vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and amino acids, these extracts are used to treat burns, moisturize the skin, promote wound healing, and reduce inflammation.
Processing of aloe vera extract involves harvesting the leaves, removing the outer skin, and extracting the clear, nutrient-rich gel, which is then filtered and stabilized to retain its efficacy. We have them available in liquid, gel, or powder form.
Aloe vera extracts are typically packaged in airtight containers ranging from small bottles to larger bulk drums, with labeling that includes details such as purity, extraction method, and intended use, ensuring safe transport and long shelf life for both commercial and wholesale buyers.
Aloe vera gum, is a highly versatile and natural thickening agent derived from aloe vera leaves. We offer this versatile thickening agent, processed through dehydration and mechanical extraction to preserve its rich bioactive compounds, in both powdered and gel forms.
We provide a range of packaging options to ensure product safety and longevity. Our aloe vera gum is packaged in airtight, food-grade, moisture-resistant bags or HDPE barrels, which protect the product from moisture and contamination.
For bulk orders, quantities typically range from 1000kg, depending on your needs. We also offer customized packaging solutions for specific branding or storage requirements, ensuring that the product remains fresh and stable during transport and storage. All packaging is designed for easy handling and optimal preservation during global shipping.
This is the liquid extract from natural wild growing aloe vera plant , the fluid is drained free following can either be sold in the liquid form or boiled to extract water content that later dried to be a stone hard crystal
Used majorly in production of pharmaceuticals.
Aloe Bitter Gum originates from Aloe Secundiflora and Aloe Turkanensis which are the major species that produce Aloe Gum in Kenya
