Sentences with phrase «organic equivalency»

This report also includes a comprehensive overview of organic equivalency arrangements in the world and their impacts on organic trade.
U.S. and Korean officials developed an organic equivalency arrangement to help eliminate trade barriers since changes in Korea's regulations closed the market to U.S. organic exports last year.
Questions and answers about exportation and importation under organic equivalency recognition between Canada and Japan (Provisional Translation).
This summer, Canada entered into an organic equivalency arrangement with the European Union as well.
A new report released by the Organic Trade Association shows that organic equivalency arrangements have significantly boosted overseas business for U.S. organic.
Recent organic equivalency arrangements signed with South Korea (2014) and Switzerland (2015) were not included due to insufficient data.
Conducted by Dr. Edward Jaenicke, Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics at Penn State University, the study for the first time singles out organic equivalency policy to scientifically evaluate whether the policy is having its intended results.
The report looks at organic equivalency arrangements between the U.S. and Canada (implemented in 2009), the EU (2012), Japan (2014) and Taiwan (2009).

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Mr. Mergen is responsible for facilitating importation and exportation of organic agricultural products and works towards equivalency among countries.
The Equivalency Agreement is a trade agreement between the U.S and Canada that recognizes a common approach to organic agricultural production.
Under the Equivalency Agreement, the CFIA will recognize imported organic food, livestock and crops produced according to U.S. organic standards by USDA - accredited certifying bodies under the NOP.
Australian Certified Organic (ACO) recently announced an equivalency agreement with Switzerland, an addition to the many other countries that ACO certified exporters have easy access to, giving clients access to more markets than any other organic certifying group in Australia.
Under the Canada - EU Equivalency Arrangement, Canadian organic products with all their ingredients grown in Canada may enter the EU market.
The national organic standard in Australia has an equivalency agreement for plant and plant processed products; however because ACO has its own standard, which is stricter, ACO certified products like wine and livestock can also now be exported to Switzerland.
We can also help companies that want to export organic products to Japan and Korea via the country's respective equivalency agreements.
IFOAM Accreditation facilitates equivalency of organic certification bodies worldwide by confirming whether they meet IFOAM's international norms.
Australian Certified Organic has an equivalency agreement with the EU, making it easier for its clients to export organic into its countries.
To access the Japanese organic market, U.S. and Canadian processors, producers and repackers can ship their certified organic products to Japan under the U.S. - Japan Equivalency Arrangement or the Canada - Japan Equivalency Arrangement, or they can become certified under the Japan Agriculture Standard (JAS).
San Diego, Calif., USA and Nundah, Queensland, Australia (July 11, 2014)-- The recently announced U.S. — Korea Organic Equivalency Agreement allows organic processed products certified in Korea or the U.S. to be sold as organic in either country.
The equivalency agreement covers processed products containing at least 95 percent organic ingredients that were processed in either country.
We are very happy to work with QAI to assist operators with trade of organic products not covered under the U.S. — Korea Organic Equivalency Arrangement.»
With the recent signing of the U.S. — Korea Organic Equivalency Agreement, the partnership will help farmers, processors and distributors expand their market for organic food and contribute to the growth of the organic industry.»
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