The pandemic increases the demand for aloe vera

Published 2020년 9월 16일

Tridge summary

The demand for Aloe vera in Europe has surged due to the pandemic, driven by its antibacterial and antiviral properties. The natural ingredient is being used in a variety of products including homemade drinks, hand sanitizers, personal care items, supplements, and as a natural remedy. Its health benefits such as accelerating wound healing, improving skin, and aiding in digestion have also contributed to its popularity. As a result, European imports of aloe vera juices and extracts have doubled from 2015 to 2019, and are expected to reach higher levels in 2020, offering opportunities for producers in developing countries.
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Original content

Aloe vera is already established in the natural products industry. And since the coronavirus pandemic, it is seeing an increase in demand in Europe. Growing consumer awareness of its antibacterial and antiviral properties is making the natural ingredient popular. Aloe vera applications have expanded from personal care products, natural remedies, supplements to homemade drinks and hand sanitizers during the pandemic. Increased demand provides an opportunity for exporters in developing countries. COVID-19 has increased consumer interest in health and wellness, driving demand for natural and organic products. Aloe vera has gained popularity due to its health benefits. It has a high content of vitamins, minerals and amino acids. It also has antibacterial, antiviral, and antiseptic properties. Aloe vera has the ability to accelerate wound healing, improve skin, and prevent wrinkles. It can also lower blood sugar levels, reduce dental plaque, help treat mouth ulcers, and has positive ...
Source: InfoAgro

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