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Faba Asturiana IGP

Spain$$$Scanned 2026-07-28
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Owner · https://fincaelribeiro.es/asturian-faba-beans/

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CountrySpain
Price tier$$$
Websitehttps://fincaelribeiro.es/asturian-faba-beans/
owner nameFinca El Ribeiro (family farm, Oviedo, Asturias)
ownerhttps://fincaelribeiro.es/asturian-faba-beans/
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/fincaelribeiro/
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vegan0
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Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-28
Last checked2026-07-28
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Not assessed
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01Certificationssharedgood
Regenerative organic0
Grade / certificationPGI/IGP (EU) - 'Faba Asturiana'
02Ownership & legal entityowngood
owner nameFinca El Ribeiro (family farm, Oviedo, Asturias)
03Sourcing & supply chainsharedgood
Traceable supply chainYes
Single originYes
Single ingredientYes
Grown InAsturias, Spain (large white 'faba de la Granja' butter bean)
PackagingUnknown
04Scan coverage & transparencysharedgood
Verified byHold The Throne product analysis + brand ingredients
Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-28
Last checked2026-07-28
How this date was establishedverified
Scan noteNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
Records read4
Eligible records4
Scan method versionvalidation gate 2026.09
05Possible flagssharedwatch
Why no scoreNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
06Other recorded detailssharedgood
CompanyFaba Asturiana IGP
Glyphosate lab-tested0
Authenticity verified (proof it is 100% real)EU PGI 'Faba Asturiana'; beans hand-planted along Asturian river valleys, hand-harvested and hand-sorted, with only unblemished whole beans stamped with the denominacion
Whole foodYes
Processing levelUnprocessed
AdditivesNone
CountrySpain
Price tier$$$
Amazon/buy nowView source
Ships toSpain; EU; international via specialist shops
Positive note 1Traceable / single-origin
Negative note 1Generic 'fabes' widely sold cheaply, so verify the IGP seal; premium graded sizes command high prices
Positive note 2EU PGI 'Faba Asturiana'; beans hand-planted along Asturian river valleys, hand-harvested and hand-sorted, with only unblemished whole beans stamped with the denominacion
Negative note 2Not glyphosate-tested or organic-certified
NOVA processing class1 Unprocessed / minimally processed
NOVA sourceView source
Overall: where this info comes fromMixed
Packaging source: last checked2026-07-29
Plant-Based0
Animal ingredients foundchorizo (pork), clam meat (carne de almeja), clams (almejas), lard (manteca), morcilla (pork blood sausage), pork blood (sangre), shellfish fumet (crab: necora, buey de mar, centollo), tocino iberico (iberian pork bacon)
Per-product composition (JSON)fincaelribeiro.es
InstagramView source
Emailfincaelribeiro@gmail.com
Recorded verdictNOT ASSESSED
Assessment statusnot_assessed
Styles scanned4
Full catalogue scanno
Catalogue-scan qualificationNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.

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Is Faba Asturiana IGP glyphosate-free?
Partly: some Faba Asturiana IGP products are certified organic (COPAE (Consejo de la Producción Agraria Ecológica del Principado de Asturias / E); others are not.
Is Faba Asturiana IGP organic?
Faba Asturiana IGP is not certified organic.
Where are Faba Asturiana IGP's beans grown?
Faba Asturiana IGP's beans are single-origin from Asturias, Spain (large white 'faba de la Granja' butter bean).
Is Faba Asturiana IGP a whole food / single ingredient?
Yes. Faba Asturiana IGP is whole, single-ingredient dried beans with nothing added.
Are Faba Asturiana IGP's beans traceable?
Yes. Faba Asturiana IGP publishes where its beans are grown.
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✓ EU PGI 'Faba Asturiana'; beans hand-planted along Asturian river valleys, hand-harvested and hand-sorted, with only unblemished whole beans stamped with the denominacion

Why we rate it

  • Traceable / single-origin
  • EU PGI 'Faba Asturiana'; beans hand-planted along Asturian river valleys, hand-harvested and hand-sorted, with only unblemished whole beans stamped with the denominacion

Worth checking

  • Generic 'fabes' widely sold cheaply, so verify the IGP seal; premium graded sizes command high prices
  • Not glyphosate-tested or organic-certified

Where to buy

Harvested / grown in Asturias, Spain (large white 'faba de la Granja' butter bean)

Spain; EU; international via specialist shops

Questions

Is Faba Asturiana IGP glyphosate-free?

Partly: some Faba Asturiana IGP products are certified organic (COPAE (Consejo de la Producción Agraria Ecológica del Principado de Asturias / E); others are not.

Is Faba Asturiana IGP organic?

Faba Asturiana IGP is not certified organic.

Where are Faba Asturiana IGP's beans grown?

Faba Asturiana IGP's beans are single-origin from Asturias, Spain (large white 'faba de la Granja' butter bean).

Is Faba Asturiana IGP a whole food / single ingredient?

Yes. Faba Asturiana IGP is whole, single-ingredient dried beans with nothing added.

Are Faba Asturiana IGP's beans traceable?

Yes. Faba Asturiana IGP publishes where its beans are grown.

Where can I buy Faba Asturiana IGP and how much?

Ships to Spain; EU; international via specialist shops.

Is Faba Asturiana IGP worth it?

Faba Asturiana IGP is one of the genuinely glyphosate-conscious, traceable beans options, which is the main reason to choose it over commodity pulses.

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