Germany based NettoMarken-Discount has announced recently that it plans to expand its range of non-GM products and wants to launch certified pork products under the brand ‘Gut Ponholz’, according to the company’s press release.
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Furthermore, apart from minced meat, chicken cutlets and neck steaks, Netto will also offer GM-free goulash and pork chops. And starting with September 2017, Edeka, a subsidiary of Netto-Marken-Discount, plans to extend the company’s range and include also GM-free sausages, salami, and cooked sausages.
Netto sells non-genetically modified products in 4,170 stores across the country and all the products are in accordance with self-imposed quality standards. According to the company, all ofNetto products with are marked with the ‘OhneGenetechnik’ label by the German association for GM-free food.
NettoMarken-Discount is one of the leading companies in the food retailing industry with some 4,170 stores, some 74,000 employees, 21 million customers a week and a turnover of 12.7 billion euros.
