Import Aloe Vera — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Shripathi Organics And Food Pvt. Ltd. offers Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis) as fresh or dried leaves, sourced from Jodhpur in the arid region of Rajasthan, India. The plant is a perennial, xerophytic succulent with pea-green, triangular, fleshy leaves bearing serrated edges. Each leaf contains three distinct layers: an inner clear gel (99% water with glucomannans, amino acids, lipids, sterols and vitamins), a middle latex layer of bitter yellow sap rich in anthraquinones and glycosides, and an outer rind of 15-20 protective cells that synthesises carbohydrates and proteins.

The supplier harvests leaves for medicinal use, capitalising on Rajasthan's dry climate that mirrors the xerophytic conditions Aloe barbadensis favours. The plant's 75 potentially active constituents include vitamins, enzymes, minerals, sugars, lignin, saponins, salicylic acids and amino acids. Phytochemical integrity depends on post-harvest handling, particularly the separation of gel, latex and rind for distinct end uses. Buyers should note whether the supply is whole leaf, inner fillet or decolorised whole leaf, as each carries different aloin (anthraquinone) profiles and regulatory implications.

Typical buyers include cosmetic formulators seeking glycoprotein-rich gel for emulsions, pharmaceutical manufacturers requiring latex-derived anthraquinones for laxative preparations, and nutraceutical companies processing whole-leaf powder. The supplier's Jodhpur location offers access to ICD rail links and Mundra or JNPT port connections. Import buyers should confirm with Shripathi Organics whether leaves are supplied fresh, dried, or as extracted gel or powder, and request certificates of analysis for microbial load and heavy metals to meet EU or USP pharmacopoeial standards.

Shripathi Organics And Food Pvt. Ltd. is headquartered at 2 Bha 17 and 18, Madhuban Housing Board, Jodhpur 342005, Rajasthan, India. The company holds a harbor trust tier on the marketplace, though its response rate stands at 0.00 per cent with zero average response hours recorded, indicating no recent buyer engagement through the platform's messaging system. The listing presents the supplier as a source of medicinal botanicals with specific emphasis on Aloe barbadensis in fresh and dried leaf forms.

The profile does not disclose year of establishment, production capacity, factory details, organic certification, or existing export markets. Buyers should therefore request company registration documents, GST registration, and any GMP or APEDA certifications directly. The Rajasthan location is agriculturally relevant, as the state accounts for a significant share of India's Aloe vera cultivation, but the listing itself does not confirm farm ownership, contract farming arrangements, or third-party sourcing.