Organisers who require Fairtrade
You want to choose chocolate sprinkles for your work meeting that carry the Fairtrade mark on the specific variant. Albert Heijn and Jumbo list the mark for Fairtrade Original Puur 380 g.
Choose Fairtrade Original Hagelslag Puur 380 g if Fairtrade is a strict requirement: Albert Heijn and Jumbo list the Fairtrade mark for this variant. Check the packaging and the quantity you need before serving; according to Fairtrade Original, its dark chocolate sprinkles may contain milk.
You want to choose chocolate sprinkles for your work meeting that carry the Fairtrade mark on the specific variant. Albert Heijn and Jumbo list the mark for Fairtrade Original Puur 380 g.
You’re serving colleagues or guests and want to check both the ingredients and any warnings about possible allergens. Fairtrade Original warns that its dark chocolate sprinkles may contain milk.
You want to work out how many packs you’ll need for the meeting. Albert Heijn and Jumbo list the Fairtrade Original dark variant in a 380 g pack.
For a work meeting, the key factors are the mark on your chosen variant, allergen information and the quantity you need.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Fairtrade mark | Check for the mark on both the product page and the packaging of your chosen variant. Albert Heijn and Jumbo list Fairtrade for Fairtrade Original Puur 380 g. | If Fairtrade is a strict requirement for our work meeting, I want to be able to point to the mark on the packaging. This would be the top priority for around 42% of consumers. |
| Allergens | Read the ingredients and warnings on the pack you receive. According to Fairtrade Original, its dark variant may contain milk. | If colleagues need to avoid something strictly, I want to know before serving whether the warning is relevant to them. Allergens would be the main concern for around 33% of consumers. |
| Quantity and storage | Match the number of packs to your planned use, and check the contents and storage instructions on the label. Fairtrade Original Puur is listed in a 380 g pack. | For a meeting, I want to buy enough chocolate sprinkles without opening more packs than necessary. This practical planning would take priority for around 25% of consumers. |
Albert Heijn lists Rainforest Alliance-certified cocoa for Venz Puur, while ALDI lists Rainforest Alliance for its De Ruijter chocolate sprinkles. This does not confirm that those specific variants carry the Fairtrade mark.
If Fairtrade is a condition of purchase, check which mark appears on the chocolate sprinkles packaging itself.
Fairtrade Original states that its dark chocolate sprinkles may contain milk. So a dark variant is not necessarily suitable for someone who needs to avoid milk strictly.
Read the ingredients and the warning on the packaging. If milk must be avoided, check with the person concerned in advance to find out which option is suitable.
Albert Heijn lists the milk variant of Fairtrade Original as no longer in its range. So don’t count on that product listing for your meeting.
Before buying, check the current variant and its availability at the shop where you plan to order or collect it.
Albert Heijn and Jumbo list the Fairtrade mark for Fairtrade Original Hagelslag Puur 380 g.
Albert Heijn lists Rainforest Alliance-certified cocoa for Venz Hagelslag Puur.
ALDI Netherlands lists De Ruijter chocolate sprinkles in milk or dark variants, in 390 g packs.
Fairtrade Original Hagelslag Puur 380 g is an option if the Fairtrade mark is required: Albert Heijn and Jumbo list it for this variant. Check the current product page and the packaging before buying.
Don’t assume so: according to Fairtrade Original, these chocolate sprinkles may contain milk. Check the pack you receive and, if milk must be avoided, confirm in advance which option is suitable.
No, one certification does not confirm the other. Albert Heijn mentions Rainforest Alliance for Venz Puur, and ALDI does so in its De Ruijter listing. If Fairtrade is required for the meeting, check the specific packaging for the Fairtrade mark.
Check the certification mark, ingredients, allergen warnings, pack size and storage instructions on the packaging. If you also want to compare the nutritional information for different variants, use the same basis, such as per 100 g, as recommended by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre.