/pjʊə(r)-plɑːnt/ – fruit and vegetables, the plants themselves, are our core products, in all their pure and natural power. Nothing else. Always close to crop. A food category based on its own merits, that should be at the center of every plate.
This term clearly distinguishes itself from terms such as “vegan” and “plant-based”. Why? Because these terms, often misused and taken advantage of for marketing purposes, don’t fully capture the scope and values of pure-plant power.
Plant-based often refers to highly processed, unhealthy foods with far too low share of AGF. This is not what we stand for at Greenyard. Vegan is an exclusive niche approach, of value, but we are not against any healthy choice, but we are for the consumption of more fruit and vegetables.