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Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) Organic single-ingredient dried lentils, chickpeas and beans

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About Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) Organic single-ingredient dried lentils, chickpeas and beans

41 of 292 fields held
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11 groups · 41 fields
Materials and composition 2 of 25
H3 Q8: Materials (adapts to brand: 100% cotton? / where is the linen from? / hemp?) Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) worth it?
Single ingredient 1
Scan result 6 of 61
Scan note (above product table) Not assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
Full catalogue scan? no
Method version validation gate 2026.09
Products in catalogue 9
Products read 9
Clean verdict NOT ASSESSED
Health and safety 1 of 3
H3 Q6: Is [Brand] non-toxic / PFAS-free? What certifications does Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) hold?
Certification 1 of 5
H3 Q7: Is [Brand] GOTS / certified? Where can I buy Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) and how much?
Sourcing and supply chain 2 of 43
Overall: where this info comes from Mixed
Packaging source: last checked 2026-07-29
Ownership and legal entity 2 of 18
owner name Independent (Pedon family-owned)
Identity 13 of 24
H3 Q1: Is [Brand] sustainable / ethical? Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) organic?
Answer 1 Yes. Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is certified organic (EU Organic (Bio) / USDA Organic).
H3 Q2: Where is [Brand] made? Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) a whole food / single ingredient?
Answer 2 Yes. Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is a whole, single-ingredient legumes with nothing added.
H3 Q3: Who owns [Brand]? Where is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) from?
Answer 3 Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is from Italy (Colceresa, Vicenza) plus partner farms.
H3 Q4: Is [Brand] legit / worth it? Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) traceable and ethical?
Answer 4 Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) does not fully publish supply-chain detail.
H3 Q5: Is [Brand] fast fashion? Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) clean and traceable?
Answer 5 Own site: Italian company (Colceresa, VI) with a certified-organic Dalla Buona Terra line of single-ingredient dried pulses (lentils, chickpeas, beans), including gluten-free/hulled options.
Answer 6 EU Organic (biologico)
Answer 7 Ships to EU, worldwide via retailers.
Answer 8 Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is one of the genuinely organic, traceable legumes options, the main reason to choose it over commodity products.
Claims and evidence 1 of 10
Verified by Hold The Throne product analysis + brand ingredients
Delivery and shipping 1 of 3
Packaging Unknown
Price and commerce 2 of 13
Price tier $
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Further detail 10 of 87
NOVA processing class 1 Unprocessed / minimally processed pedon.it
Grown In Italy (Colceresa, Vicenza) plus partner farms
Country Italy
Positive note 1 Certified organic
Negative note 1 Pedon is also a large private-label pulse supplier; per-SKU named-farm origin is not published, so traceability is partial.
Ships to EU, worldwide via retailers
Whole food 1
Processing level Unprocessed
Additives None
Last checked 2026-07-30
Filed under 7 terms held

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BDS Movement bdsmovement.net · priority targets Not listed Checked 2026-09-12 Not named among the current priority boycott, organic-boycott or pressure targets. Consumer boycott targets named by the Palestinian BDS National Committee. Open the source
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✓ Own site: Italian company (Colceresa, VI) with a certified-organic Dalla Buona Terra line of single-ingredient dried pulses (lentils, chickpeas, beans), including gluten-free/hulled options.

Why we rate it

  • Certified organic
  • Own site: Italian company (Colceresa, VI) with a certified-organic Dalla Buona Terra line of single-ingredient dried pulses (lentils, chickpeas, beans), including gluten-free/hulled options.

Worth checking

  • Pedon is also a large private-label pulse supplier; per-SKU named-farm origin is not published, so traceability is partial.

Where to buy

Harvested / grown in Italy (Colceresa, Vicenza) plus partner farms

EU, worldwide via retailers

Questions

Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) organic?

Yes. Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is certified organic (EU Organic (Bio) / USDA Organic).

Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) a whole food / single ingredient?

Yes. Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is a whole, single-ingredient legumes with nothing added.

Where is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) from?

Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is from Italy (Colceresa, Vicenza) plus partner farms.

Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) traceable and ethical?

Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) does not fully publish supply-chain detail.

Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) clean and traceable?

Own site: Italian company (Colceresa, VI) with a certified-organic Dalla Buona Terra line of single-ingredient dried pulses (lentils, chickpeas, beans), including gluten-free/hulled options.

What certifications does Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) hold?

EU Organic (biologico)

Where can I buy Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) and how much?

Ships to EU, worldwide via retailers.

Is Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) worth it?

Pedon (Dalla Buona Terra) is one of the genuinely organic, traceable legumes options, the main reason to choose it over commodity products.