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About On the way to PlanetProof

https://www.planetproof.eu/en/about-the-quality-label/

Certification scheme Plant Products

https://www.planetproof.eu/en/certify/plant-products/

Independent quality label for food and ornamental horticulture products, with criteria for nature, climate and animal welfare.

On the way to PlanetProof is an independent quality label for products such as eggs, dairy, vegetables, fruit, flowers and plants.

When you see the On the way to PlanetProof quality label on a product or plant, you can be confident that it meets additional criteria for nature, climate, and animal welfare. These criteria cover topics such as energy and climate, crop protection, biodiversity, water, and animal welfare. Independent certification bodies regularly check compliance with these criteria.

The quality label has been developed and is managed by SMK.

Spanish, German, Dutch and French scheme

Next to the English version of the certification scheme, there are also other language versions:

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