Sonnentor book Gut geht anders im Detail
"Sprögnitz near Zwettl. A village on a green meadow, 150 inhabitants. One church. And a successful Waldviertel organic company whose founder went out into the world in lederhosen and red glasses to stay at home. I asked Gutmann again for an appointment. I wanted to talk to him about his company. Above all, I wanted to feel him out. How much of his business is just marketing? How many scandals could be hidden behind the façade of his company? Organic - you know that anyway. There's always something wrong. And anyway, does he really treat his employees as humanely as people say he does? And the farmers who grow all these spices, herbs and teas: Do they really exist? For real? I thought to myself: I'll get this chap into my lane. Because I'm definitely not going to let a guy from the Waldviertel with red glasses and lederhosen ruin my faith in my system."
While international corporations are becoming ever larger and more opaque and the value of working people is often only measured in clicks and cents, the Waldviertel entrepreneur has been taking a completely different approach for 25 years. In conversations with journalist Peter Gnaiger, the visionary and lateral thinker Johannes Gutmann talks about how he has turned his ideas and visions into reality. He describes the traditions of thought in which he lives and how he dedicates himself with dedication and enthusiasm to his goal of a humane new world of living and working.
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- Vegan, vegetarian
- Book with an insight into the Sonnentor company philosophy
- Johannes Gutmann talks about his ideas and visions
Ideally suited for
- Organically oriented consumers
- Health-conscious consumers:
- Environmentally conscious consumers
- Lovers of diverse flavour experiences