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Bioland Bioland is made up of almost 9,000 organic farming, beekeeping and wine-growing companies in Germany and South Tyrol that operate according to the strict Bioland guidelines. They are members of the Bioland Association and democratically decide on the guidelines and requirements of their association.

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Bioland is made up of almost 9,000 organic farming, beekeeping and wine-growing companies in Germany and South Tyrol that operate according to the strict Bioland guidelines. They are members of the Bioland Association and democratically decide on the guidelines and requirements of their association.

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Demeter Demeter is the globally valid quality label for food from biodynamic agriculture. The oldest organic label has the strictest guidelines. Anyone who buys Demeter knows that it stands for consistently natural and sustainable agriculture and processing methods.

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Demeter is the globally valid quality label for food from biodynamic agriculture. The oldest organic label has the strictest guidelines. Anyone who buys Demeter knows that it stands for consistently natural and sustainable agriculture and processing methods.

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Bio-Siegel (ökologischem Landbau) The organic seal is a voluntary, state label with a success story introduced in 2001 by the BMEL - Germany (Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft). Representatives of production, processing, trade and consumer associations were intensively involved in its development at the time.
The easy-to-understand seal helps consumers to recognize organic products at a glance. It has made an important contribution to the development of the organic market.

Bio-Siegel (ökologischem Landbau)

The organic seal is a voluntary, state label with a success story introduced in 2001 by the BMEL - Germany (Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft). Representatives of production, processing, trade and consumer associations were intensively involved in its development at the time.
The easy-to-understand seal helps consumers to recognize organic products at a glance. It has made an important contribution to the development of the organic market.

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