Sustainability
Sustainability
Health
Health- This product can be a weekly exception to an otherwise healthy diet.
- More about the health of this product
Sustainability
SustainabilityCertifications
The table below shows the sustainability themes for which the brand is transparent. It also shows which (top) certificates this product bears, and on which themes requirements are set.
| Top-certificates |  Environment |  Human rights |  Animal welfare |
|---|---|---|---|
With a quality mark, a brand can show that it is making efforts to make more sustainable products. Questionmark uses the definitions of top quality mark as established by Milieu Centraal. | |||
 Organic farming | |||
Organic is a quality mark protected by European laws for almost all types of food. An important principle in organic agriculture is the natural fertility of the soil. In the case of plant products, the quality mark sets requirements for the use of fertilizer, pesticides and genetic modification. In the livestock sector there are additional requirements regarding food, manure surplus and medical interventions. Part of the requirements in animal husbandry is about animal welfare; organic animal products automatically receive 3 stars of the Beter Leven kenmerk. | |||
Health
HealthAlcoholic beverages like Dom Berthet-Rayne Châteauneuf-du-Pape are not fit to be part of your daily diet.
You can drink Dom Berthet-Rayne Châteauneuf-du-Pape as an extra. The advice is to do this at most three times a week.
Scores are based on the guidelines of Schijf van Vijf from the Netherlands Nutrition Centre.
Source
Product label information like ingredients, nutrients and certifications are gathered from different data sources. Last changed at 15-06-2024.
