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I have concerns about the cardboard packaging (without inner protective film) - is this cardboard not harmful to health? Recycled cardboard packaging often contains undesirable substances. These include mineral oil components, for example.
Hello Don8789, thank you for your interesting question. The packaging is made of so-called "virgin fibers". So it is not made from recycled cardboard. Therefore, it does not need an inner protective layer. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Dear Migros Why are these pasta products no longer available in supermarkets, but only online? I would like to be able to buy them again. Kind regards and thank you, Simi Wirz
Good evening sisawi12 M-Infoline wrote to TatiD six days ago: The red lenses are currently out of stock. We hope to be able to offer you the item again at the end of March[...]. So they should be available again shortly. Best regardsFrederica
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Hello, will the product be available soon in French-speaking Switzerland? It has been out of stock for some time. Thank you in advance for your reply.
Hello TatiD, the red lenses are currently out of stock. We hope to be able to offer you the article again at the end of March. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Hello, thank you for your reply and for this information. Best regards.
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Why do these lentil pastries have fewer calories than the Alnatura lentil waffles, even though both are made only from lentil flour?
Hi Michi2000, the deviation is only 25kcal per 100g of lentil flour. Minor deviations such as this can arise for various reasons: natural fluctuations, rounding differences, chosen analysis or calculation method, measurement uncertainties, etc. The accuracy of nutritional information should not be overestimated! Of course, they are stated as accurately as possible, but even legally there is a certain tolerance range. In the case of energy-providing nutrients (fat, protein, carbohydrates), this can be up to +/- 20%, depending on the quantity; accordingly, the energy content cannot be exact to the calorie. In the case of vitamin and mineral content, the tolerance range may be even higher. Such minor differences are also insignificant from a nutritional point of view. A few calories more (or less) per portion are negligible in relation to the total daily energy requirement. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Is only Italian lentil flour used for this pasta? I am unsure about the organic label -> EU/non-EU agriculture...
Hello Elepaio, thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to inform you that the lentil flour comes from Italy, Turkey, India or Russia, depending on availability. The supplier checks where sufficient organic goods of the desired quality are available and sources the raw materials from there accordingly. This is why you will also find the note "EU/non-EU" on the packaging, as we cannot guarantee that the flour always comes from the EU. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Where exactly in Italy is this pasta made?
Hi Hoopzj, thanks for your post. Our producer is based in Apulia. We do not provide more detailed information. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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