FAQ

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

Nie, Alpro nie kupuje nasion soi z Brazylii. Nasiona soi niemodyfikowanej genetycznie pochodzą przede wszystkim z Europy, głównie z Francji. Część pochodzi spoza Europy - m.in. z Kanady. W przeszłości, kiedy Alpro używało nasion soi z Brazylii, one wtedy nie pochodziły z lasów deszczowych lub obszarów wylesionych - były zgodne z kodeksem postępowania i zgodne z kryteriami z Bazylei. Kryteria te określają, jak soja musi być uprawiana, czyli z dbałością o środowisko, z szacunkiem dla ludzi, z odpowiedzialnym wykorzystaniem surowców i produktów rolnych. Poza tym, jest absolutnie zabronione używanie soi modyfikowanej genetycznie lub soi pochodzącej z wylesionych obszarów.

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

Tak, kartony Tetra Pak® zostały zaprojektowane w taki sposób, aby mieć minimalny wpływ na środowisko. To jedyne opakowanie do żywności płynnej, którego jednym z głównych składników jest surowiec odnawialny – drewno. Kartony Tetra Pak®, których używamy do naszych produktów zapewniają energooszczędny, szczelny i bezpieczny sposób pakowania. Karton składa się z kilku warstw papieru i plastiku oraz jednej warstwy aluminium. Dzięki podwójnej warstwie plastiku nie dochodzi do bezpośredniego kontaktu aluminium z produktem wewnątrz opakowania. Więcej informacji www.tetrapak.com®

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

Tak, produkty sojowe Alpro® zawierają podobną ilość białka jak mleko krowie. Ponadto nie zawierają laktozy, są wzbogacone wapniem i witaminami w ilościach podobnych do tych zawartych w mleku krowim. Produkty sojowe Alpro® mogą być zatem stosowane jako alternatywa mleka i dokładnie w ten sam sposób np. jako dodatek do kawy, herbaty, z ulubionymi płatkami śniadaniowymi oraz w przepisach kulinarnych, w których zwykle stosujesz mleko. Zajrzyj do sekcji Przepisy, gdzie znajdziesz mnóstwo pomysłów na wprowadzenie produktów sojowych Alpro® do Twojej diety.

Tak. Napoje sojowe Alpro® można stosować w ten sam sposób, co tradycyjne mleko. Istnieje bardzo wiele przepisów na potrawy nie zawierające nabiału. Przygotowywanie codziennych posiłków bez nabiału jest bardzo proste, wystarczy go zastąpić produktami sojowymi Alpro®!

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.

We know almonds can be thirsty . So when we found out in Spain and Italy they are mostly watered by rain, we decided to source them only from these countries.

We’re also working with a few farmers to protect biodiversity: using plants, ponds and hedges between their trees to invite wildlife back onto the land. We can’t wait to see who turns up!

Oh, and let’s not forget about the bees. After all, they help feed the world, be(e)ing the most important pollinator of food crops. We are collaborating with our suppliers and external experts to identify and promote pollinator-friendly products and production systems and apply this to all our almonds by 2025.