Gisbuer Brand History

In 1989,

ALPHA Life Science Center (ALSC) was established in Houston, USA to specialize in stem cells and life health;

In 1999,

ALPHA (Alpha Laboratory) Global Life Science Research Group was established, and its first innovative factory was located in New Zealand;

In 2003,

it became the first company in New Zealand to obtain GMP capsule production qualifications; in 2008, it became the first R&D and production company in New Zealand to obtain TGA-GMP certification qualifications;

In 2010,

it became New Zealand's first fully automated AI smart factory;

In 2012,

it developed into the largest health food R&D and production company in the South Pacific;

In 2014,

the then New Zealand Prime Minister John Key visited ALPHA to unveil the new base;

In 2016,

the development plan of the large industrial park Buen Group Industrial Zone was implemented;

In November 2019,

ALPHA's global sustainable development strategic brand Gisbuer was invited by the Chinese government to participate in the second China International Import Expo, and its Chinese headquarters was settled in Shanghai.