Global aloe vera extract sales and volumes at all time high

Published: 7-Jun-2016
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Cosmetics is the largest end-user sector of aloe vera extracts with Germany the number one consumer

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Long hailed for its skin soothing properties, aloe vera has been used in health, medicinal and cosmetics products for centuries. But instead of waning, its popularity seems to be at an all time high, with volume figures of aloe vera extracts shooting through the roof.

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