Neuigkeiten & Veröffentlichungen

Gemeinsam mit der niederländischen Bio-Supermarktkette Ekoplaza will Nature & More Verbraucher zu einem höheren Konsum von Obst und Gemüse bewegen

Eosta, internationaler Distributor von Bio-Obst und -Gemüse, konnte in Zusammenarbeit mit 32 Einzelhandelsketten in 13 Ländern bisher mehr als 22 Millionen Plastikverpackungen einsparen. Möglich macht das die umweltfreundliche Kennzeichnungsmethode „Natürliches Labeling“.

Wie „Bio“ Teil der Lösung sein kann, wenn es darum geht, globale Ziele zu erreichen

Ein interessanter ARD/SWR Dokumentarfilm, u.a. zu den wahren Kosten und Nutzen von der Landwirtschaft. Die industrielle Landwirtschaft verspricht hohe Erträge und billige Preise durch den Einsatz großer Maschinen und viel Chemie. Gibt es Alternativen? Welches Modell der Bewirtschaftung ist umweltfreundlich und stellt sicher, dass die Bäuerinnen und Bauern davon leben können?

Question… what is the cost of a hamburger? Go on take a guess... $1,80? No, a little more perhaps $2,20? No, wrong again, the true cost of a hamburger is around $200.

Thanks to high tech laser technology, organic fruit and vegetable specialist Eosta is able to turn a simple organic kiwi into a cheeky fruit muppet. The Nature & More Kiwi Muppets are a fun and easy way for kids to get their much needed portion of vitamins and fibers.

At Eosta we firmly believe that sustainably farmed organic products deserve to be packed in environmentally friendly material if packed at all.  Furthermore, numerous studies show that organic consumers are negative about plastic packaging.  With this in mind Eosta proudly introduces recycled paper inlay for vegetables and fruits.

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Instead of highlighting a specific grower or product, we decided  to focus on some delicious organic spring specialties that not only deserve some extra attention but also in some sense resemble Easter Eggs! Furthermore, all these products are grown in harmony with nature and in that sense can be seen as part of the solution instead of part of the problem. In that regard we would like to thank our customers for helping to grow the organic segment and contributing to a cleaner, greener planet.

The future of True Cost Accounting in Food, Farming and Finance

At Eosta we firmly believe that sustainably farmed organic products deserve to be packed in environmentally friendly material if packed at all. Furthermore, numerous studies show that organic consumers are negative about plastic packaging. With this in mind Eosta proudly introduces recycled paper inlay for vegetables and fruits.

www.farmingandmore.com