Alara Organic Fruits And Seeds Muesli 650g

Name: Alara Organic Fruits And Seeds Muesli 650g
Brand: Alara
SKU: 95747
Price: 4.57 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Contains No: Crustaceans, Dairy, Eggs, Fish, Gluten

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Alara Organic Fruits And Seeds Muesli 650g is suitable for organic, vegans, vegetarians.

A delicious and nutritionally balanced blend of wholegrain flakes from small British organic farms with juicy fruits and crunchy seeds full of natural goodness. Organic, no added sugar, high fibre and wheat free. Packed in a fully recyclable cardboard box and plastic-free home compostable bag. This product is part of our Net Zero Food range, first line of cereals in the world with embedded CO2e on pack, which is offset by donating to Rainforest Saver.

Nothing but the best goes in: British grown flakes of oats, barley and rye mixed with sultanas, apricots and four varieties of wholesome seeds like sunflower and pumpkin seeds. Naturally sweetened with fruit, this delicious muesli is packed full of goodness to fuel your day.

Delicious, sustainable, organic Alara. We think it is how food should be. Tasty without compromise.

Founded by Alex Smith with just £2, Alara has been producing nutritious, delicious and sustainable cereals since 1975. Alara has always been committed to sustainability - first cereal company in the world to be certified Organic, first to be licensed by the Coeliac Society in the UK, first certified Zero Waste in the British food industry and most recently first Net Zero Food manufacturer on Earth. Also all Alara products are plastic free: the box is made from fully recyclable cardboard and the inner bag is home compostable.

The total embedded CO2e of this product is 72g per 100g. This carbon has been offset by donating to Rainforest Saver. Rainforest Saver promotes a farming technique consisting on planting a tree called Inga, which has been proved to capture an average amount of CO2e and offers an alternative to traditional practices that destroy the forest.

Follow the instructions provided on the product packaging.