Since 2003, in German, restaurants and other retailers can label food products, dishes or whole menus on their menu with the bio seal. In order to get this organic certification, they need to take part in the control procedure of the “ED-Oko-Verordnung”. All levels of production and processing of the food products as well as their final preparation in the kitchen are controlled. If a whole dish is labeled with the bio seal, at least 95 per cent of the ingredients have to be organically produced. Control in restaurant kitchens becomes very complicated as the origin of or the ingredients used in a recipe has to be identified. Depending on the size of the restaurants, a price of between 150 and 600 euros has to be paid to obtain the organic certification for one year.
Since 2003, in German, restaurants and other retailers can label food products, dishes or whole menus on their menu with the bio seal. In order to get this organic certification, they need to take part in the control procedure of the “ED-Oko-Verordnung”. All levels of production and processing of the food products as well as their final preparation in the kitchen are controlled. If a whole dish is labeled with the bio seal, at least 95 per cent of the ingredients have to be organically produced. Control in restaurant kitchens becomes very complicated as the origin of or the ingredients used in a recipe has to be identified. Depending on the size of the restaurants, a price of between 150 and 600 euros has to be paid to obtain the organic certification for one year.
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