We are glad that you are with us and we have prepared 2 ways for you to become a loyal customer:
1.BONUS POINTS
Collect points with every order
Create an account and enjoy the benefits specially prepared for you!
Earn bonus points
Simple calculation 2,00 LEI = 1 bonus point.
Points are credited after the order is paid.
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Summary of the rules for accumulating points:
For every 2,00 LEI of your total order, you will receive one point.
If the points total is not a round number, it will be rounded up from 0,50 LEI. For example, for an order of 46,50 LEI you will receive 23 points; for an order of 49,00 LEI, you will receive 25 points.
Points will be credited to you once your order is paid in full and the payment is registered in our system. Due to technical reasons, payments appear as registered in our system approximately one day after they have been posted to your account.
If the value of the order and payment decreases in value (e.g. due to a return), you will only receive points for the amount actually paid.
For certain special offers, Total Blue can give you extra points. These special offers are published on our website and help you earn rewards faster!
2. LOYALISATION
Accumulate orders over 2000 lei and you will receive a permanent discount of 2% on all future orders.
New food labelling: Nutri-Score
The aim of this European system is to offer consumers more and more transparency in order to make food choices easier and thus to promote a balanced diet. This commitment fits in perfectly with the Bonduelle Group's efforts to ensure high standards of nutrition and health through plant-based foods.
The Nutri-Score logo can be found on the labels of processed foods. It is based on a calculation in the form of a scale of 5 colours (from dark green to dark orange) in connection with letters from A (better nutritional quality) to E (poorer nutritional quality). The Nutri-Score class in which the food is classified.
| Scoville Chart |
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| The Scoville scale measures in Scoville Heat Units (SHU) how hot/spicy a chilli pepper, or any other kind of spicy food is according to the concentration of capsaicin. Capsaicin is one of many chemicals generically called capsaicinoids. It is named after its creator, the American pharmacist Wilbur Scoville. |
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