The International Aloe Science Council
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The International Aloe Science Council is a non-profit trade organization for the Aloe Vera Industry world-wide. Its membership includes Aloe growers, processors, finished goods manufacturers, marketing companies, insurance companies, equipment suppliers, printers, sales organizations, physicians, scientists and researchers.

The common bond between this diverse group of individuals and companies is an interest in promoting Aloe Vera and its use in skin care products, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and a wide variety of other products.

We serve as a liaison and information source for research, development and promotion of Aloe Vera and associated products. As a member, associate member or subscriber with IASC, you have access to a wide variety of information, support, advice and certification programs. Here is a sampling of what we offer our membership:

We review federal and trade publications and report to you periodically on all Aloe industry news affecting your business. When the industry news is urgent, you receive emergency bulletins or press releases on the particular issue involved.
We study and analyze Federal, State and Local regulations and proposed regulations for possible impact on Aloe manufacturers and distributors.
IASC Membership gives you and your company constant access to other members, associate members and subscribers through IASC's publications.
Our Certification program for raw materials and finished goods assures people you are using the purest, most beneficial Aloe possible. This program protects you and the industry from companies using adulterated Aloe and from making false product claims.
We provide you with references, pamphlets and manuals on regulations, technical advice, insurance inspections recalls, good manufacturing practices, environmental impact and other significant areas.
You have access to dialogue with peers and Aloe entrepreneurs who understand your kind of business.
We present open board meetings once a year where subjects of general interest are discussed. Every member, associate member and subscriber is invited.
We sponsor a two-day scientific seminar every year where you , your associates and employees can learn first-hand the current status and thinking of key FDA officials and current scientific research on Aloe.
We offer packaging counsel and formulation advice from experts both within and outside the membership.
We have an ongoing liaison with other trade associates and work with them to provide a united front on all matters of common interest.
IASC is your WATCHDOG. Our constant vigilance enables us to react instantly and challenge any legislation, regulation or adverse publicity that threatens the Aloe industry.


The International Aloe Science Council

Code of Ethics

This Code of Ethics for members of the International Aloe Science Council, Inc. was adopted by the Board of Directors on May 15, 1998 to promote and maintain the highest standards of Service and Personal conduct among its members.

In adherence to this code, members will:

  • Promote and encourage through action and spoken word the highest level of ethics within the Aloe industry.
  • Maintain loyalty to the Council and pursue the objectives of the Council that are consistent with the public interest.
  • Use only legal and ethical means in all our business activities.
  • Recognize and discharge our responsibilities as members to uphold all laws and regulations relating to the manufacture and distribution of Aloe products.
  • Operate our businesses utilizing ingredients and packaging consistent with the goal of preserving and protecting the environment and the goal of providing a quality product.
  • Not countenance discrimination on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, national origin, sexual orientation or disability.
  • Use every opportunity to improve public understanding of the role IASC plays in representing the needs and concerns of the entrepreneur in the Aloe industry.

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