Mediacor
Celje-based Slovenian maker of Biotop organic foods and Nana eco home-care products
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About the Company
Mediacor d.o.o. is a Slovenian company based in Celje that produces and sells organic food and eco-friendly household products. It describes itself as a pioneer of the Slovenian market for ecological products with roughly 30 years of tradition, built around two brands: Biotop for certified organic food and Nana for home care and laundry.
Biotop is described on the company's website as one of the first Slovenian brands to offer certified organic food, with the first products appearing in 1989. Its range includes legumes, seeds, grains, rice and cereals, and every Biotop product carries an Eko certificate. Beyond selling products, the brand runs consumer education through articles, seminars, recipes and tastings on balanced nutrition. Nana was added about three decades into the company's history and covers eco-friendly home care and laundry products made in Slovenia; the name stands for inspiration from nature.
- Biotop: certified organic legumes, seeds, grains, rice and cereals
- Nana: dishwashing, cleaning and laundry products
- Packaging: Nana bottles made from recycled plastic, with recyclability marks displayed
- Education: articles, recipes, seminars and tastings about organic eating
- Vegan range: products promoted as vegan and grown without harmful chemicals
Every Nana product carries the EU Ecolabel, which the company says means the products meet high environmental and performance criteria. The sustainability section of its website also lists ISO 14001, EcoAdvisor and an environmental pledge, alongside the green-dot and RecyClass recyclability marks.
The company states its mission as turning natural raw materials into food and non-food products that support health and the environment. Its vision is to become one of the largest producers of eco-friendly personal care, home care and laundry products, and it lists respect, cooperation, uncompromising quality and ambition as its values. Mediacor reports an EU co-financed digital transformation project, shown on its website.