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<li>Many of Ekoplaza's products cannot be traced well.<ref>The product may be labeled ‘EU organic’ and indicate the country of origin under the logo, Ekoplaza may not specify the origin of the raw ingredient (note: for instance, an olive oil could be pressed and have the NL organic stamp but its olives might be cultivated and imported from France.)</ref></li> | <li>Many of Ekoplaza's products cannot be traced well.<ref>The product may be labeled ‘EU organic’ and indicate the country of origin under the logo, Ekoplaza may not specify the origin of the raw ingredient (note: for instance, an olive oil could be pressed and have the NL organic stamp but its olives might be cultivated and imported from France.)</ref></li> | ||
<li>Ekoplaza does not follow the seasons and sells, for instance, avocados, mangoes and strawberries in the winter.</li> | <li>Ekoplaza does not follow the seasons and sells, for instance, avocados, mangoes and strawberries in the winter (which demands a lot of energy to produce in greenhouses).</li> | ||
<li>Ekoplaza sells heavy organic products coming from south Europe, Asia and south America (heavy carbon footrpint).</li> | <li>Ekoplaza sells heavy organic products coming from south Europe, Asia and south America (heavy carbon footrpint).</li> | ||
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