A packaging can be used to give important information about a product. But is the manufacturer always telling the truth and how far can he go? The KvW-team tries to find out.
We are inundated with labels and logos. They are supposedly guarantees. But for what? And who says so? The inspection will look for the truth behind the label.
A can of tuna often decorates a dolphin-friendly logo. But no one can tell us what the logo means. And who gives the certificate? De Keuringsdienst van Waarde is lost in the false nets of the tuna fishermen.
Keuringsdienst van Waarde wants to do something for the environment. Collecting empty bottles for example. But where do all those bottles go? Nobody wants them. De Keuringsdienst will look for the origin of recycled plastic. Part two covers the continuation of the previous episode about child labor in the cacao industry.
De Keuringsdienst van Waarde will try to locate the origin of a number of organic and ecological products, including the Eko peanuts, organic salmon and 100% organic muesli.
