Welcome, to Afrigetics Botanicals, trusted supplier of African herbs and extracts. Quality, Reliability and Innovation.
We are a South African company that specialises in the sourcing, processing and extraction of African herbs for export to USA, EU and Asia. Our Strengths: Based in Africa, we have direct access to African botanicals and world-class processing. Our Values: We seek to do business in a way that is sustainable, trustworthy and transparent, building friendly relationships and creating better value in each others businesses. Our Goal: To be a trusted source of African medicinal herbs and extracts that have been sustainably and fairly produced.
BOTANICAL EXTRACTS
Afrigetics botanicals offers a range of powder extracts using ultrasonic extraction combined with freeze-drying. This advanced process ensures a final product of superior quality. Our extracts gave high amounts of active ingredients, healthier levels of living nutrients and a longer shelf life. Ultrasonic extraction also has a lower carbon footprint and contains no other ingredients or solvents making it a viable and holisitic alternative to alcohol extraction spray-drying.
BULK HERBS
Our bulk herbs are sourced in a sustainable way and then processed and packed for export to markets in the EU, USA and Asia. We have an in-depth knowledge of African botanical ingredients and can source most commercially viable species. We currently offer market leaders such as Pelargonium sidoides, Hoodia, Aloe ferox, Bubine natalensis and have an extensive portfolio of other African herbs.
NEWS: BULBINE NATALENSIS VERICATION COMPLETE
Afrigetics Botanicals, in partnership with Flora Reserch Labs in the USA, have developed the first verification standard for Bulbine natalensis... read more.
NEWS: Kalahari tribe throws weight at Unilever over HOODIA rejection
South Africa’s San people say food giant Unilever was working off inaccurate research data when it decided to bin a €20m investment in hoodia gordonii, the Kalahari cactus the San have used for centuries to curb hunger pangs.



