AGHG's organic aloe vera farming

AGHG’s Aloe Vera plantations are located in Taishan, Guangdong Province and Hainan Province and cover nearly 750 acres. All of AGHG’s aloe plants are Aloe Vera Barbadensis Miller, the most beneficial of the Aloe species, and were originally imported directly from Texas in the United States. With over 10 million mature aloe plants and an annual yield of fresh aloe leaves in excess of 30,000 tons, we are a large-scale, standardized, and internationalized organic Aloe plantation base in Asia. AGHG is committed to maintaining harmony and an ecological balance. Sustainable organic growing isn’t always easy, however AGHG believes it is the only way to produce products containing the highest quality biologically active Aloe Vera that carry the AGHG label.

750 Acres

Organic Aloe Vera Farm

>10 Million

Mature Aloe Vera Plants

30,000 Tons

Annual Yield of Fresh Aloe Leaves

Pure and Pollution Free

Ecologically Sustainable Environment

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Growth Characteristics of Aloe Vera

Prefers warmth, intolerant to cold : Thrives in regions with year-round temperatures above 20°C, ideal in low-latitude areas (e.g., 112.48°E, 22.1°N).
Cold sensitivity : Prolonged exposure to temperatures below 5°C causes frost damage. In northern regions with long winters below 5°C, greenhouse cultivation is necessary.

Science of Organic Farming

Green, Organic,
and Pollution-Free Standards

Strictness of Requirements: Organic > Green > Pollution-Free
Organic: Zero synthetic chemicals, fully eco-centric.
Green: Limited chemicals, prioritizing safety and sustainability.
Pollution-Free: Regulated chemicals, prioritizing safe residue levels.

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What Differentiates Organic Farming?

Follows natural cycles: Prohibits genetic engineering and ionizing radiation technologies.
Ecological methods: Uses crop rotation, physical barriers,
and biological controls (e.g., beneficial insects) to protect soil
health and manage pests.
What differentiates organic farming from conventional farming is
that it does not have any negative impact on the ecological environment.

Why Promote Organic Farming?

Environmental protection: Preserves biodiversity, reduces pollution, and mitigates climate change.
Healthier food: Free from toxic residues, rich in antioxidants and essential nutrients.
Sustainable agriculture: Builds resilient ecosystems and long-term soil productivity.

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Traceability of AGHG Organic Aloe Vera
AGHG owns and operates organic Aloe farms
Covering an area of 750 acres
Open field plantation
Away from industrial pollution
Protected by tree barrier boundaries

SPEP 1

Three Organic Certificates
Organic fertilizers only: No synthetic chemicals
No pesticides, no herbicides,
chemical fertilizers or growth hormones
Groundwater irritation: free from contaminants
Quality assurance: freshness, safety, and sustainability

SPEP 2

7 Years of Dedication
First 3 Years: Nurturing the soil with organic
practices to build fertility and ecological balance.
Next 3 Years: Growing Aloe Vera naturally, free from chemicals, to ensure purity and vitality.
7th Year: Leaves are harvested only
after passing rigorous quality tests.
A high quality aloe leaf embodies
7 years of relentless commitment and effort.

SPEP 3

5 Times More Nutritious
Only the fresh leaves of three-year-old Aloe plants with the
measured level of polysaccharides exceeding 800 PPM
are used in ALODERMA products.
Aloe polysaccharides standards for aloe vera products:
International standard ≥ 500ppm
Domestic standard ≥ 400ppm
AGHG fresh Aloe juice polysaccharides≥ 800ppm

SPEP 4

Natural Growth Pattern of Aloe
Every season only 3 to 4 leaves are
harvested from one plant. A total of 12-16 leaves can be
harvested each year. And within hours of harvest,
we must transport the leaves to the factory
where they are processed into our products.

SPEP 5

Traceability: From Farm to Product
AGHG’s organic Aloe Vera farms are managed and identified
by fields. The harvesting records, inspection records as
well as testing reports are well kept in the production
batch files. Every bottle of our products sold can be traced
back to the fields where the Aloe leaves originated.

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