fiber it Denmark

...Crude Protein (min) 12.0 % Crude Fat min. 1.5 % Crude Fiber max. 30.0 % Moisture max. 12.0% Ingredients: 100% Alfalfa Hay Feeding Instructions: 80% of your friend’s diet should be great hay. Small animals need a constant supply of fiber to keep them healthy, so never let them run out. Ever. To keep the hay smelling nice (which makes it yummier and more enticing), make sure they get a fresh supply at least once a day. Crude Protein (min):12.0 % Crude Fat min:1.5 % Crude Fiber max:30.0 % Moisture max:12.0 %...

... is ideal for on-the-go. Sold in sleeves of 25 pieces, as well as boxes of 500 pieces. The cup is also Swan labeled, which is your guarantee that it meets the market's strictest requirements for the benefit of both you and the environment.

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Jutebar is a small idealistic company located in Denmark with the ambition of helping other businesses to choose more responsible gifts made by the natural and fiber-based raw material, jute. Jutebar’s vision is to help reduce the negative impact of the often non-degradable and non-reusable materials used many times as company gifts in both products and packaging. We believe that our products...

... and sell filters, filtration equipment, as well as glass and plastic consumables for laboratories. Our products are mainly used in laboratories within the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, in the food industry, in hospitals, and not least in environmental and research laboratories and within life sciences. It has always been our goal to offer our customers competitive products and the best...

... cables to fiber networks. In Denmark, the development has slowed down somewhat, primarily because it has been the private energy companies that have driven the expansion of fiber networks. However, it seems that political interests are beginning to take action.