Let me correct the quote first.
"Terry Laboratories is the largest Aloe supplier in the
industry based on sales and volume."
okay let's look at what is mentioned:
"Terry Labs has the production capacity, controls and
flexibility to produce the industrys widest range of Aloe Vera
products..."
this is a very important point. Ask Yourself, if
wad they claim is true, then why are there only a few products in
their product line being certified by IASC? you can even compare
with FLP's products side-by-side (issit a coincidence?)
http://www.iasc.org/complete.html
look at the stringent criteria for a product to be certified by
IASC. how about that?
http://www.iasc.org/certification_facts.html
if u r that lazy to view the link, here's what is being
mentioned:
"Companies wishing to certify finished products,
must use certified Aloe raw material and have a minimum of
15% certified Aloe and apply for finished product
certification. There are two different types of
certification.
Aloe raw material and
Finished products containing Aloe (must be 15% or
more)."
strange enough, if they really claim they have the "world's
largest aloe vera plantations", then why is there simply not enough
aloe vera content in their so-called wide range of
products? "tou gong jian liao"? or should i say
"trying to cut costs and gain a bigger profit margin by
adding a cheaper alternative than aloe vera, and trying to pass it
out as the real thing"?
worse still, when u look into their products range, they did not
really mention anything except general stuff. surf our company's
website and at least u c pictures of our products. better still, if
u want a more detailed description of our products and some known
and proven benefits, check out this:
http://www.aloehealthuk.com/
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