Plastic-free Packaging
Our paper packaging is made from high quality wood, the most naturally grown resource. The fibers which are used to produce the paper are sourced from FSC--certified forestry. These forests represent a continuously growing storehouse for CO2. Finally, the paper is printed with water-based colors. The result is our sustainable plastic-free packaging.
Organic Durum Wheat & Naturland Spelt Pasta
ALB-GOLD offers an assortment of seven kinds of pasta sustainably packed in paper bags: Organic Pasta made of 100% best durum wheat semolina or organic spelt from certified agriculture. For our spelt pasta we only use 100% Naturland certified grain from Germany. The nutty flavour brings variety to your pasta dishes. The Naturland label on the packaging guarantees that the highest ecological and social standards are met and controlled independently.
With a lot of love and craftsmanship the whole assortment is produced in Trochtelfingen on the Swabian Alb in Southern Germany. The main parts of the sustainable energy we use are from our own heating station and solar energy.
Plastic-free Packaging
Our paper packaging is made from high quality wood, the most naturally grown resource. The fibers which are used to produce the paper are sourced from FSC--certified forestry. These forests represent a continuously growing storehouse for CO2. Finally, the paper is printed with water-based colors. The result is our sustainable plastic-free packaging.
Organic Durum Wheat & Naturland Spelt Pasta
ALB-GOLD offers an assortment of seven kinds of pasta sustainably packed in paper bags: Organic Pasta made of 100% best durum wheat semolina or organic spelt from certified agriculture. For our spelt pasta we only use 100% Naturland certified grain from Germany. The nutty flavour brings variety to your pasta dishes. The Naturland label on the packaging guarantees that the highest ecological and social standards are met and controlled independently.
With a lot of love and craftsmanship the whole assortment is produced in Trochtelfingen on the Swabian Alb in Southern Germany. The main parts of the sustainable energy we use are from our own heating station and solar energy.
