Saebygard Avlsgard A/S

Based in Denmark, Saebygard Avlsgard A/S lists ten active products across the food and beverage spectrum. The catalogue includes carbonated soft drinks, milk powder, instant coffee, chocolate spread, energy drinks, beer, and baby nutrition. Each item is identified with a specific HS code, for example Coca‑Cola soft drinks (HS 0987776655) and Heineken beer (HS 98876654400). The material descriptions range from cans and aluminum packaging to milk, coffee beans, chocolate and beer liquid. The supplier’s tier is classified as organic, indicating a focus on products meeting organic standards.

The product list comprises internationally recognised brands such as Coca‑Cola, Nestlé Nido, Nescafé Gold, Nutella, Red Bull, Heineken, Corona, Fanta, Aptamil and Jacob Kronung coffee. HS codes are provided for each, reflecting customs classifications used for export from Denmark. The variety spans ready‑to‑drink carbonated beverages, dairy‑based milk powder, roasted coffee, confectionery spreads, energy drinks, and brewed beer, as well as infant formula. This breadth illustrates the supplier’s involvement in both non‑alcoholic and alcoholic beverage segments as well as dry dairy and confectionery categories.

Saebygard Avlsgard A/S’s catalogue covers carbonated soft drinks (cans), dairy milk powder, roasted coffee, chocolate‑based spreads, energy drinks, and lager‑style beers. In the soft‑drink sector, European producers typically use aluminum cans of 330 ml or 500 ml, complying with EU Regulation 1935/2004 on food contact materials and often achieving ISO 22000 and HACCP certification. Milk powder marketed for children, such as Nido and Aptamil, is generally produced to ISO 9001 quality management and must meet EU Directive 2006/141/EC for microbiological limits, with typical fat content around 26 % and moisture below 5 %. Instant coffee products are graded by moisture (<5 %), particle size (≤500 µm) and often carry a cup‑strength rating; they are usually packaged in sealed sachets or jars meeting EU food safety standards. Chocolate spreads like Nutella fall under HS chapter 21, with standard cocoa solids content of 7 - 8 % and sugar levels around 55 %, and are expected to be free of trans‑fat. Energy drinks such as Red Bull are carbonated beverages with caffeine levels between 30 - 80 mg per 250 ml can and are subject to labeling of stimulant content under EU Regulation 1924/2006. Danish breweries exporting beer, exemplified by Heineken and Corona, typically produce pale lager with original gravity 1.045 - 1.055, alcohol by volume 4.5 - 5.0 %, and package in 330 ml or 500 ml aluminum cans, complying with the EU Food Information Regulation.