Greenpeace names Interspar "Supermarket of the Year 2025"

Interspar managed to secure a podium position in five out of six categories in 2025. The supermarket chain performed particularly well in the range of organically produced foods and regional products. Greenpeace also highlighted the offering of purely plant-based alternatives, which are rated as particularly climate-friendly.

Greenpeace Market Check subjects shelves to strict criteria

The Greenpeace Market Check regularly evaluates the range of domestic supermarkets. This year, the focus was on pesto, potato chips, and plant-based yogurts. In the latter, Interspar scored with products based on Austrian soy and oats – including a yogurt from "Spar Natur pur," which emerged as one of the four best organic products.

Demand for more organic and clear labeling

For 2026, Greenpeace announces further market checks including laboratory analyses. The NGO demands more transparency in trade and better labeling of environmentally friendly products. For example, hygiene products made with recycled paper should be clearly identifiable as such. "Only with clear information can consumers shop in an environmentally friendly way," emphasizes Greenpeace.

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