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- Chile, Aconcagua
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- France, Alsace
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- Germany, Baden
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- Italy, others
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- USA, California
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Certificate classes
Organic & others
Certified Alternative
The Certified Alternative label is based on sustainability certifications related to the beverage industry. The areas of responsibility that are essential for the beverage industry (environmental impacts of cultivation and production, as well as working conditions), are marked as their own certification classes.
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