Kastanienhonig

The barcode 8008800100366 is associated with "Kastanienhonig" (German for chestnut honey), a type of honey produced primarily from chestnut flowers. Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available data:

Product Identification

• Brand/Manufacturer: The barcode suggests it is likely produced by a German or European manufacturer, as the prefix 800880 is part of the GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) range assigned to German companies (e.g., under the EAN/UPC system).

  • The full barcode structure: 8008800100366 (EAN-13 format).
  • The prefix 800880 is linked to companies in Germany (e.g., small to mid-sized producers or distributors). However, the exact manufacturer is not publicly listed in major databases like GS1 or product registries without direct access to their systems.

• Product Name: "Kastanienhonig" (chestnut honey) is a distinct type of honey with a darker color, stronger flavor, and higher mineral content compared to floral honeys. It is often used in baking, desserts, or as a spread.

Key Characteristics

1. Origin:

   • Chestnut honey is typically produced in regions where chestnut trees (Castanea sativa) thrive, such as parts of Germany (e.g., Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria), Italy, France, Spain, or Greece.
   • The production method may involve wild harvesting or controlled apiculture near chestnut groves.

2. Nutritional Profile (general for chestnut honey):

   • Calories: ~64 kcal per tablespoon (21g).
   • Carbohydrates: Primarily fructose and glucose (no significant fat or protein).
   • Minerals: Higher in iron, potassium, and magnesium than floral honeys due to the chestnut tree’s soil composition.
   • Antioxidants: Contains phenolic compounds (e.g., catechin, gallic acid) linked to health benefits, though individual variability exists.
   • Allergens: May contain traces of chestnut pollen, which could pose a risk to individuals with tree nut allergies (though honey itself is not a nut).