Fondamentaux

Enjoy it's from Europe

Règles d'élevage pour commercialiser des produits biologiques :

Principes de production biologique :

  • Pas de fertilisants, pesticides et herbicides artificiels
  • Interdiction des hormones et usage restreint des antibiotiques
  • Pas d’OGM (organismes génétiquement modifiés)

Principes de production biologique :

  • Pas de fertilisants, pesticides et herbicides artificiels
  • Interdiction des hormones et usage restreint des antibiotiques
  • Pas d’OGM (organismes génétiquement modifiés)

Conditions pour l’élevage biologique :

  • Séparation des animaux biologiques.
  • Exigence de 100 % d’alimentation biologique.
  • Approvisionnement local en nourriture.

Conditions pour l’élevage biologique :

  • Séparation des animaux biologiques.
  • Exigence de 100 % d’alimentation biologique.
  • Approvisionnement local en nourriture.

Utilisation de matériaux non biologiques :

  • Autorisation spécifique pour les matières premières végétales et animales
  • Additifs approuvés et auxiliaires technologiques.

Utilisation de matériaux non biologiques :

  • Autorisation spécifique pour les matières premières végétales et animales
  • Additifs approuvés et auxiliaires technologiques.

Avantages de la conformité :

  • Durabilité environnementale.
  • Normes élevées de bien-être.
  • Confiance des consommateurs.

Avantages de la conformité :

  • Durabilité environnementale.
  • Normes élevées de bien-être.
  • Confiance des consommateurs.

En savoir plus sur:

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Certifié biologique

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Pourquoi le bio?

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Enjoy It's from Europe
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info@bordbia.ie

Pour des conseils sur une alimentation équilibrée et saine, veuillez vous référer aux lignes directrices nationales sur l’alimentation: www.health.belgium.be

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Google Analytics: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

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Data Protection Officer

Our Data Protection Officer is provided as a service under contract by:

Trilateral Research Ltd
Marine Point (2nd Floor)
Belview Port
Waterford
X91 W0XW
Ireland.

To contact the DPO please email: dpo@bordbia.ie, or phone 051 833 958 and ask to speak to the DPO for Bord Bia.

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URL
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Network address
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