Well-being is what we’re about. This is why you will regularly find new hints, recipe ideas and inspiration for keeping or bringing your body and soul into balance. Take some time out in the Multikraft world of well-being.
Well-being is what we’re about. This is why you will regularly find new hints, recipe ideas and inspiration for keeping or bringing your body and soul into balance. Take some time out in the Multikraft world of well-being.
No summer is complete without a barbecue! A fun get-together, a wide variety of dishes in a relaxed atmosphere—for many, firing up the grill is simply part of the warm season. What we put on the grill should be anything but a trivial matter: When you consciously choose seasonal vegetables and high-quality meat from Austria, you’re not just enjoying a meal—you’re also supporting local agriculture and regional economic growth.
August is the perfect time to enjoy nature to the fullest. Whether you’re hiking, at the lake, in the garden, or on vacation—the sun is a part of many wonderful summer moments. At the same time, your skin is exposed to particular stresses during this season. UV rays, heat, wind, and saltwater or chlorinated water can strain the skin’s natural barrier and strip it of moisture.
With the right skincare, you can help your skin stay healthy, supple, and radiant all summer long. Three factors play a key role here: protection, hydration, and regeneration.
There is a vast variety of skin care and cosmetic products available. No matter what the problem, the market offers a solution to pamper yourself and your skin. For dry skin, you apply moisturizer diligently; for dandruff, there’s the right shampoo; and for wrinkles, there are numerous formulations designed to make your skin glow. But even products intended for good can often—even expensive ones—contain questionable ingredients. We’re talking about PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals.” They’re frequently used in cosmetics and other products because of their durability, but they’re facing increasing criticism due to their impact on people and the environment. This article explains what they are, how they work, why they can be harmful, and why natural cosmetics offer a genuine alternative.
Summer is here! And with it comes the heat. Light, airy clothing, swimming, air conditioning, ice cubes… there are many ways to make the high temperatures at least a little more bearable. Certain foods can also help. The organization Land schafft Leben explains how we can stay cool with food.
Fresh cucumbers in March, broccoli in May—it sounds convenient, but it comes at a cost. With the start of the spring harvest, it’s worth taking a closer look at the vegetables in our shopping carts: By choosing seasonal and locally grown produce now, we not only help protect the climate but also provide our bodies with fresh, valuable nutrients while supporting local agriculture.
Our performance levels fluctuate, and there are many reasons for this: our physical health, sleep, diet, age, and individual predispositions, among other factors, influence our daily performance curve. The organization Land schafft Leben shows how we can positively influence our performance to really get off to a good start.
What does a balanced, regional plate look like? Land creates life shows how carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vegetables, and fruit can be combined on a plate—and why it's not just the ratio of the individual components that counts, but also their seasonality, which is good for our microbiome.
Shelves full of protein bars, drinks, and snacks in every flavor imaginable—the protein trend that is ubiquitous on social media has long since arrived in supermarkets. But even athletes can usually meet their daily protein requirements without special products: with regional foods that are less processed, provide high-quality and readily available protein, and at the same time strengthen local agriculture.
A radiant smile starts not only with white teeth, but with a healthy mouth. Dental care is much more than just an aesthetic ritual – it is an important part of holistic health. More and more people are turning to natural dental care products that not only clean, but also support the oral flora. A special example: bioemsan toothpastes – natural dental care that combines modern oral hygiene with knowledge of the microbiome in the mouth.
Fermenting vegetables is becoming increasingly popular. No wonder – this traditional method not only preserves fresh vegetables for a long time, but also enhances their health benefits. Although the fermentation process may seem complex at first glance, it is quite easy to get started with just a few ingredients and a little patience.
Sunlight lifts the mood, strengthens the immune system and energises you - but it also harbours risks. If you want to enjoy the sunny season, you should protect your skin and body carefully. This detailed guide explains how mineral sun protection, plant-based care and conscious behaviour can lead to healthy, beautiful skin in summer.
The summer garden is the perfect place for a relaxed picnic with friends and family! Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply want to spend a cosy day in the garden, a garden picnic is the ideal opportunity for delicious food and fun times. In this article, we reveal simple recipes for your day in the countryside. Refreshing drinks and sophisticated snacks included!
Discover the secrets of natural beauty in our conversation with Christina Wolff-Staudigl! On Wollzeile in the heart of Vienna, Naturparfümerie and health food store Staudigl rely on the power of bioemsan. Find out why quality and personal enthusiasm are paramount here and how you can make your skin glow with bioemsan products.
Wild herbs provide us with new energy and vitality in spring! Chickweed, ground elder and the like provide valuable vitamins and flavour. On our culinary spring walk, we will show you how to recognise these underestimated herbs and turn them into delicious vitamin bombs. Enjoy spring on your plate!
A New Perspective on the Future of Agriculture - A Conversation with Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Windisch
The idea that progress is inevitably synonymous with growth is deeply ingrained in many people’s minds. However, in the face of an agricultural sector grappling with increasingly scarce resources, mounting climate pressures, and ecological limits, a new way of thinking is gaining ground: farming in harmony with nature.
Arjen Stouten runs Huyskweker Stouten V.O.F. in Oosterland, the Netherlands, together with his family. On approximately 1 hectare of greenhouse space, the family-run business professionally cultivates high-quality summer flowers, as well as a wide assortment of bedding and balcony plants and various perennials. A particular focus is on balcony and patio planters, as well as hanging baskets with built-in water reservoirs. The company sells directly to private end customers throughout the Netherlands and a small part of Belgium.
New Rules of Origin Effective June 2026
How can you tell if honey is truly from Austria? With regional specialties, organic products, and inexpensive imported blends on the shelves, it’s often not easy for Austrian honey to stand out in the supermarket. While checking the label helps, many origin labels have been rather vague up until now. That’s exactly what the new 2026 amendment to the Honey Regulation is set to change.
“In times of need, we come together more closely”
St. Anton am Arlberg is known far beyond Austria’s borders as a legendary ski resort. Lush green meadows in summer or snow-capped mountains in winter are what most people think of first when they hear the name. But in August 2024, severe storms rocked the idyllic region. Heavy rain triggered mudslides in parts of the Landeck and Innsbruck-Land districts, causing widespread flooding. St. Anton (Landeck district) closed mountain railways and roads, bringing daily life to a standstill for a moment. During those days, it became clear how quickly a familiar living environment can turn into a crisis zone—and how crucial solidarity is when the familiar suddenly collapses.
There are gardens that don’t look manicured or perfectly planned - and that’s exactly why they’re so beautiful. Amid lush blooms, fragrant herbs, and buzzing insects, that special atmosphere emerges - one that many still remember from old farm gardens. When hollyhocks sway in the summer breeze, bees flit through the foxgloves, and the scent of night violets wafts through the garden in the evening, your own garden suddenly feels wonderfully timeless.
Freshly picked blueberries straight from your own bush are among the greatest pleasures of gardening. These little blue berries not only taste incredible, but are also packed with valuable nutrients. Antioxidants, vitamins, and phytochemicals make blueberries a true superfood. What’s especially nice: With the right conditions and a natural plant booster, blueberries are very easy to grow in your own garden—and they reward your care year after year with a bountiful harvest.