OUR ROOTS
Our agricultural identity, cultivated since 1997
Even before being a product line, the Aloe line is part of our identity.
It was born from cultivation in Sicily and knowledge developed over the years, with a particular focus on Aloe Arborescens.
Alongside it, the presence of Aloe Vera has expanded the line while keeping the raw material and the consistency of our approach at its core.
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The values of the line
The Aloe line represents the most distinctive part of Vonderweid's history.
We have been cultivating Aloe in Sicily since 1997, building over the years one of the largest open-air cultivations of Aloe Arborescens and Aloe Vera in Italy, and one of the most important in Europe, with approximately 50,000 plants.
It is a line that places the direct connection with the plant, the raw material, and the continuity of our agricultural identity at the center.
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The key elements
At the heart of the line are Aloe Arborescens and Aloe Vera, two varieties central to our history.
Aloe Arborescens, rarer and more concentrated, represents the line’s most distinctive and premium component, together with Aloe Vera, equally central in terms of recognition and importance, completing the range.
Both are valued for their natural content of polysaccharides, acemannan, enzymes, vitamins, minerals and other compounds found in the inner gel of the leaf.
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Key benefits
OUR SUPPLY CHAIN
From cultivation to the product
The quality of the Aloe line comes from a concrete process: cultivation, selection, processing and transformation of the raw material into products that maintain a direct connection with the plant from which it all begins.
KEY INGREDIENTS
Inside the leaf: the value of Aloe
The heart of the line comes from a raw material we know well: a leaf rich in internal gel and natural components that make Aloe such a distinctive and appreciated plant.
PRODUCTS IN THE LINE
Discover all the products in the line
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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The difference is that, for us, Aloe is not simply a plant, but a real part of our history. We have been cultivating Aloe in Sicily since 1997, were among the first to do so in a structured way, and over the years have built one of the largest open-air cultivations of Aloe Arborescens and Aloe Vera in Italy.
There is another decisive factor: the entire supply chain is Italian, and we have been processing Aloe in our laboratories for over 25 years, directly transforming the raw material into juices, supplements, and extracts. It is precisely this combination of cultivation, experience, supply chain, and in-house processing that makes our Aloe line so distinctive. -
Because it is the line where it all began. We have been cultivating Aloe in Sicily since 1997, and since then we have developed hands-on expertise with the plant that still represents the heart of our identity today.
It is a line that brings together cultivation, in-house processing, and expertise gained through more than 25 years of work, now approaching thirty years.
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They are two different varieties of Aloe, both important in our range. Aloe Arborescens is the most distinctive and premium variety, the one that most defines our history and for which we are best known.
Aloe Vera is equally central, better known to the general public and also very important within our range. Together, they define the identity of the Aloe Vonderweid line.
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Our Aloe is grown in Sicily, outdoors, in an environment that has always been part of our production history.
Over the years, we have built one of the largest open-air cultivations of Aloe Arborescens and Aloe Vera in Italy, with approximately 50,000 plants, and one of the most significant in Europe.
This connection with the area is one of the line's strongest features.
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Aloe has long been appreciated for its role in digestive well-being and for its traditional association with products designed to support regularity, detoxification, and the body's daily balance.
It is also a highly recognizable plant for its natural profile, characterized by the presence of polysaccharides, acemannan, enzymes, vitamins, and minerals—components that have helped make it such a valued and widely used raw material over time.
