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Argital Enterprise has been funded in 1976, with the aim of producing and promoting all products based on clay and the porperties of clay itself.

 


Argital has collected data from tradition, and probing, it has extended the research also towards other natural active principles: officinal herbs, oil, wax, essential oils, natural vitamins.

 

A Research that allowed the formulation of almost 100 products for beauty, hygiene and body’s care.

Dr. Giuseppe Ferraro, biologist, associate,  funder of  SOFAI ( Society of italian antroprosophic pharmacists), studious and searcher, has written books on the therapeutical properties of clay.

 

Argital’s products contain:

- green sundried ventilated clay;

- officinal herbs marked Demeter*;

- vegetal oils;

- essencial oils;

- honey,  propolis, wax;

- emulsifying agent and foaming of vegetable origin;

- pure source mineral water;

 

Argital’s products DO NOT contain:

- conservatives;

- ingredients of animal origins (with the exception for honey and bee’s wax which do not request any animal lost or sacrifice);

- colourings;

- synthetic parfumes;

 

Thanks to the high quality standards and production methotology, Argital has obtained for many of its articles international trademarks as Demeter for international quality specifically for biodinamic cultivation; AIAB-ICEA for biological quality and VIDA SANA certification, this last, a spanish association with several dues as biological agriculture development and control of all products adressed to the natural market.

 

Argital’s products are not tested on animals. For these reasons, ethic coherence, respect for animals and nature, which Argital maintains and defends, the company has obtained the LAV certification - Anti Vivisection League.

 

Argital products present by the best herborist’s shops, pharmacies and natural groceryshops all over Italy.
Abroads: Switzerland, France, Germany, Spain, Croatia, Greece, Norway, Taiwan, Australia.

 

 

 

 
 
To know more about it


Clay on Wikipedia

"Clay’s Manual" by Giuseppe ferraro