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About SantoWines Santorini Fava PDO (yellow split peas)
Owner · https://volcanicagricultureofeurope.com/the-union-of-santorini-cooperatives/
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CountryGreece
Price tier$$$
Websitehttps://www.santowines.gr/
owner nameUnion of Santorini Cooperatives (SantoWines) member-owned cooperative founded 1947
ownerhttps://volcanicagricultureofeurope.com/the-union-of-santorini-cooperatives/
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/santo_wines/
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vegan0
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Last checked2026-07-28
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01Certificationssharedgood
Regenerative organic0
Grade / certificationPDO/DOP (EU)
02Ownership & legal entityowngood
owner nameUnion of Santorini Cooperatives (SantoWines) member-owned cooperative founded 1947
ownerView source
03Sourcing & supply chainsharedgood
Traceable supply chainYes
Single originYes
Single ingredientYes
Grown InSantorini, Cyclades (PDO Lathyrus clymenum, volcanic soil)
PackagingUnknown
04Scan coverage & transparencysharedgood
Verified byHold The Throne product analysis + brand ingredients
Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-28
Last checked2026-07-28
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Scan noteNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
Records read2
Eligible records2
Scan method versionvalidation gate 2026.09
05Possible flagssharedwatch
Why no scoreNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
06Other recorded detailssharedgood
CompanySantoWines
Glyphosate lab-tested0
Authenticity verified (proof it is 100% real)PDO Santorini Fava; SantoWines, the island growers' cooperative union, is the reference guaranteed-standard producer; the crop (Lathyrus clymenum) has been grown on Santorini's volcanic soil for over 3,500 years
Whole foodYes
Processing levelUnprocessed
AdditivesNone
CountryGreece
Price tier$$$
WebsiteVisit site
Amazon/buy nowView source
Ships toGreece; EU; US via importers
Positive note 1Traceable / single-origin
Negative note 1Despite the name it is a split pea (Lathyrus), not a broad bean; flagship line conventional not organic
Positive note 2PDO Santorini Fava; SantoWines, the island growers' cooperative union, is the reference guaranteed-standard producer; the crop (Lathyrus clymenum) has been grown on Santorini's volcanic soil for over 3,500 years
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-Based1
Per-product composition (JSON)santowines.gr santowines.gr
InstagramView source
Emailinfo@santowines.gr
Recorded verdictNOT ASSESSED
Assessment statusnot_assessed
Styles scanned2
Full catalogue scanno
Catalogue-scan qualificationNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
Verdict
Recorded verdict: NOT ASSESSED.
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Is SantoWines glyphosate-free?
No SantoWines is not certified organic. Santorini Fava is PDO-registered (non-organic mark), not organic. SantoWines holds organic certification only for a small wine vineyard, not for the fava/split peas.
Is SantoWines organic?
SantoWines is not certified organic.
Where are SantoWines's split peas grown?
SantoWines's split peas are single-origin from Santorini, Cyclades (PDO Lathyrus clymenum, volcanic soil).
Is SantoWines a whole food / single ingredient?
Yes. SantoWines is whole, single-ingredient dried split peas with nothing added.
Are SantoWines's split peas traceable?
Yes. SantoWines publishes where its split peas are grown.
Is SantoWines pre-harvest desiccated with glyphosate?
Santorini Fava is PDO-registered (non-organic mark), not organic. SantoWines holds organic certification only for a small wine vineyard, not for the fava/split peas.
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