Alnatura markets itself as totally organic. However, the organic requirements in Switzerland are much stricter than in the EU.
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Alnatura is cheap German organic. You can see this from the many product withdrawals they have. It's better to pay a little more and buy local organic products. They won't have been transported from so far away. Would fit with Bio.............
Well written, @Bodenseeknusperli
What annoys me in my Migros - Alnatura stuff at eye level, own brands towards the ground....
Hello everyone
Alnatura products must at least meet the requirements of the EU Organic Regulation, which is comparable to the Swiss Organic Regulation.
In some cases, Alnatura products are also produced in accordance with stricter requirements, such as Demeter, Naturland or Bioland. Last but not least, Alnatura products are subject to specific production specifications for formulation, processing and packaging that go beyond the statutory EU organic requirements. You can find more information about Alnatura at the following link: https://alnatura.migros.ch/de/produkte-uebersicht/bio-qualitaet.html
To address the issue of product withdrawals:
Alnatura's approach to its product recipes is "only the bare minimum" -> no additives and simple recipes. As no chemical additives are used and the products are very natural, it can happen that a product has to be withdrawn, e.g. if germs or bacteria are suspected. This does not indicate a lack of quality, but rather the naturalness of the products.
Best regards
Sebastian