Zero certifications.
Not organic
Biscoff · Lotus
Data updated 8 days ago
- No organic labels found in Open Food Facts data
- Data updated 8 days ago
- Origin not listed
Sources
Data on this product is thin — here's what to do.
- Try one of the certified alternatives below — same category, verified organic.
- Scan another brand — Open Food Facts has stronger data on well-known organic labels.
- Ask Tinni what to look for in this product category.
Hidden inside
- sugar — Sugar is typically a non-organic commodity unless specified.
- palm oil — Palm oil is often non-organic unless specified as organic.
- soybean flour — Soybean flour is usually a non-organic commodity unless specified.
Claim vs. reality
- Label says: sustainable
Reality: The product contains non-certified commodities that may not be organic.
Ingredients
wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oils (palm oil from sustainable and certified plantations, rapeseed oil), candy sugar syrup, baking powder (sodium acid carbonate), soybean flour, salt, cinnamon,
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Availability in Iceland not verified.
About this product
Biscoff from Lotus is in our catalog with a score of 0/100. Our score reflects how well the label's claims match the ingredient list. This product does not carry a hard government organic certification. Our ingredient-forensics pass flagged a gap between claim and reality — see the highlighted ingredients above.
Source: Open Food Facts (CC-BY), cached in our catalog. Last audited 4/24/2026.