What's really behind the “WOW” factor?Understanding Organic.

We’ll show you what’s really behind organic products and what that has to do with you—honestly, simply, and in a way that’s well-suited for the future.

Follow the LeafRecognize genuine organic quality at a glance

Those who choose organic are opting for foods that are produced according to strict EU guidelines and are regularly inspected. The easily recognizable green organic logo, featuring a leaf made of EU stars, indicates that a product meets the requirements for organic farming and is officially certified.

A glance at the label also reveals where the raw materials were produced and which certification body monitored compliance with organic standards. Organic products are not only tested during the certification process but are also subject to regular inspections afterward. In this way, the EU organic label ensures transparency and gives you the assurance that you can recognize genuine organic quality at a glance.

The future thrives on fertile ground

Fertile soil is the foundation of our food supply. It also benefits biodiversity, water retention, and climate protection. Organic farming relies on natural cycles, organic fertilizers, and the complete avoidance of synthetic chemical pesticides.

  • No synthetic chemical pesticides

  • Promotion of long-term soil fertility

  • Preservation of biodiversity for future generations

DID YOU KNOW?

Organic products often have a more intense flavor.

Since organic plants grow more slowly, they have time to develop more natural flavors. So that “wow!” effect on your tongue is no coincidence.

The Organic Certification System in Europe How can you tell if something is organic? Here's a simple explanation.

“Organic” stands for clear rules and transparent standards. In the EU, uniform requirements* apply to organic products: These rules govern organic products throughout their entire journey—from production and processing, through labeling, transportation, and storage, to inspection and import from non-EU countries. This ensures transparency regarding the requirements that must be met.

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