Sentences with phrase «under organic regulations»

However, the only waxes that can be used on organically grown cucumbers are non-synthetic waxes, and these waxes must be free of all chemical contaminants that are prohibited under organic regulations.

However, the only waxes that can be used on organically grown cucumbers are non-synthetic waxes, and these waxes must be free of all chemical contaminants that are prohibited under organic regulations.

Organic producers, in fact, are ahead of the curve: The preventive control methods required under organic regulations are in line with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)'s preventive approach in its new food safety regulations.

Not exact matches

(10) Maintain strict confidentiality with respect to its clients under the applicable organic certification program and not disclose to third parties (with the exception of the Secretary or the applicable State organic program's governing State official or their authorized representatives) any business - related information concerning any client obtained while implementing the regulations in this part, except as provided for in 205.504 (b)(5);

The rules introduced by the 2007 regulation are more flexible than the previous set - up, under which organic goods could be imported from outside the EU only if they were EU - certified, their production was monitored by the EU countries and an import licence had been issued.

QAI is a USDA - accredited certifying agency, approved to provide certification to the national organic standards, under a federal regulation created by the USDA and administered by the National Organic Program.

ACO has been informed by our control body that non-food products (such as essential oils) can no longer be certified organic under the EU Organic Regulation as these regulations now only cover food products.

The term «organic» is not currently regulated under Australian law, meaning that companies / businesses / products are not required to follow specific regulations or a Standard in order to claim «organic».

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Examples include a contract dispute arising from conflicts between the definition of organic and genetically modified food under European Union and United States law, and a claim for airline passengers with tuberculosis arising under World Health Organization regulations and the Montreal / Warsaw Convention.88 The Pittsburgh problems end with a negotiation rather than with an argument.