What To Know About Importing & Exporting Organic Products Between the U.S., Japan, and Taiwan Summary: If you are importing certified organic products from Japan, they must be certified to JAS, processed in Japan, labeled to USDA standards, and accompanied by a USDA NOP import certificate. If you are exporting certified USDA organic products to … Continued

U.S. – Canada Organic Equivalency: Importing & Exporting Certified Products Oregon Tilth supports the trade of certified organic products between the U.S. and Canada under the U.S.–Canada Organic Equivalency Arrangement (USCOEA). This arrangement allows certified organic products to move freely between the two countries, provided specific requirements are met. What To Know Importing Organic Products … Continued

What Are The Requirements For GOTS Labels and Transaction Certificates Summary: GOTS-certified products must follow strict labeling rules. The GOTS logo can only be used on products certified to GOTS standards and must include the label grade (“organic” or “made with ___% organic materials”), the certifier’s name (e.g., Certified by OTCO), and your GOTS license … Continued

What Activities You Can Do And Still Be Compliant With Your Organic Crop Certification Summary: Organic crop certification includes basic handling activities like washing, drying, and packing crops produced on your farm. If you process both organic and non-organic products (except for packaging), you may need handler certification. You can pack and label your own … Continued