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A healthy breakfast


This morning, I had a Biotta Fit Breakfast Drink, which I bought in a COOP shop in Zürich, for breakfast. It was delicious.

In a dossier about nutrition published in this PricewaterhouseCoopers magazine, I read, for example, that Biotta, a producer of fruit and vegetable juices, was oriented solely to organic production as early as 1951. The organic pioneer complies with all the guidelines of organic farming and holds every national and international label and test certificate.

Having a look at www.biotta.com, I found out that decades of experience in organic vegetable farming, dedication, enthusiasm and a love of detail are symbolic of the work of Biotta’s suppliers. You can learn about which markets Biotta products can be purchased in by clicking here.

What did you have for breakfast?
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