FAQ

Answers about honeydew: the name, the cost of the Vegan Trademark, where the licence fee goes and where we operate.

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Why the name honeydew?

The honeydew melon stands for much of what is currently going on in our socio-political debate. It is called honeydew although it contains no honey (think of the absurd naming bans on soy milk and oat milk). It is not grown in Switzerland, yet has a better eco-balance than some regional organic fruit. Its shape is round like our planet and it tastes as sweet as the vegan way of life. honeydew GmbH works strictly on the basis of broadly supported, fact-based evidence and does without blah-blah.

What does certification with the Vegan Trademark cost?

The offer is tailor-made and takes into account turnover as well as the type and number of products, so that smaller manufacturers also get affordable access to the trademark. Licence costs are usually well below what most clients expect.

What does a quote request cost?

Nothing. Processing a quote request with the intention to sign is free of charge.

What happens to the licence fee?

Most of it goes to the non-profit The Vegan Society in Birmingham. honeydew GmbH receives a small part as compensation for its work. If your company is based in Switzerland, that entire compensation goes to the Vegan Society Switzerland, so 100 % of the licence fee goes to two NGOs.

Where does honeydew operate?

We offer consulting in Germany and Austria. We carry out trademark certification in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Product distribution is limited to Switzerland.

What does the logo stand for?

The logo shows a melon slice in three parts. They stand for our three business areas: consulting, certification and distribution.

Contact

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