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| | FRANCE | The AGENCY BIO is a non-profit association which serves the development and promotion of organic agriculture. |
| | PORTUGAL | AGROBIO, the first Organic Farming Association in Portugal, was founded 1985 and develops work with consumers, growers, processors, retailers and policy makers. |
| | ITALY | Italian association for organic agriculture. |
| | LATVIA | Association of Latvian Organic Agriculture (ALOA) was founded in 1995. It is a professional organisation and cooperate with the Ministries of Agriculture and Environment. |
| | AUSTRIA | ABG is Austria's leading inspection body. They conduct inspections throughout Austria at all levels of the organic production chain. |
| | GERMANY | BCS ÖKO-GARANTIE GMBH is licenced as a private controlling agency since May 11th 1992 to implement Council Regulation (EEC) No. 2092/91. |
| | SWITZERLAND | "Natural Organic Plus" is the organic line of Manor. |
| | SWITZERLAND | Information centre for the producers and licensees of the Swiss organic label Bud provides for their main costumers marketing support and is actively campaigning organic food and farming. |
| | GERMANY | Since September 2001, all agricultural products and foodstuffs from organic farming may be labelled with the national Bio-Siegel (eco label) of Germany. |
| | BELGIUM | The label Biogarantie is the organic label in Belgium. |
| | LUXEMBOURG | The Association, founded in 1988, adopted guidelines for organic farming according to which their members, producers and processors, have to produce. |
| | GERMANY | Bioland is Germany’s largest organic farmers' association and was founded in 1971. |
| | CZECH REPUBLIC | Since 2005 this label is owned by the state. |
| | BULGARIA | This label is under controle of Ministry of Agriculture and Food Supply is the owner of this label |
| | NORWAY | The Ø-label is a registered brand owned by Debio. Only operators that are member organizations and/or certified by Debio may use the term 'organic' or the Ø-label on a product in Norway. The label shall always be accompanied by the name of the producer. |
| | SWITZERLAND | Delinat has established strict guidelines on organic wine and is supervised by the independent Swiss control bio.inspecta (FiBL). |
| | GERMANY | The Demeter movement as a business network promotes the development of biodynamic farming. |
| | FRANCE | ECOCERT is a control and certification organisation, whose activities are governed accordingly by the public authorities and legislation. |
| | NETHERLANDS | Skal is the legal holder of the EKO Quality symbol. This symbol stands for organic production certified by Skal that meets the requirements of the EU-regulation for organic production.
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| | EUROPE | Council Regulation (EC) No 834/2007 of 28 June 2007 on organic production and labelling of organic products.
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| | SWITZERLAND | The main tasks of Fidelio Biofreiland SA are the systematic development of marketing structures for organic farms with beef in controlled outdoor animal farms. |
| | IRELAND | The Irish Organic Farmers and Growers Association certifies organic food and products throughout the island of Ireland. |
| | JAPAN | Organic Certification Organization by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of Japan.
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| | SWITZERLAND | Kagfreiland is a nonprofit organization and also a label with the most animal-friendly policies in Switzerland. |
| | SWEDEN | KRAV is a key player in the organic market in Sweden and develops organic standards and promote the KRAV label. The label shall always be accompanied by the name of the producer.
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| | FINLAND | National label assigned by Finnish Food Safety Authority EVIRA. |
| | FINLAND | Organic Farmers' Association, whose members are primarily organic farmers and entrepreneurs. The organization specializes in consulting and lobbying. |
| | SWITZERLAND | The organic program of Migros promotes a natural, sustainable agriculture. |
| | AUSTRALIA | Formed in 1986, The National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia (NASAA) is the nation's leading organic certifier. |
| | SLOVAKIA | Naturalis SK s.r.o. is the only inspection and certifikations organization for organic agriculture in Slovakia. |
| | SWITZERLAND | Organically produced food bearing the Bio Suisse bud label. |
| | FRANCE | NATURE & PROGRES, is one of the most important and oldest organization of organic agriculture in France and Europe. |
| | GERMANY | Naturland promotes organic agriculture throughout the world, with over 46'000 farmers, one of the largest organic farming associations. |
| | UNITED KINGDOM | Organic Farmers & Growers Ltd is one of a number of certification bodies accredited by Defra and is approved to inspect organic production and processing in the UK.
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| | UNITED KINGDOM | The Soil Association is the UK's leading campaigning and certification organisation for organic food and farming. |
| | DENMARK | The most common organic label in Denmark is the so-called Ø-mark (Organic is called Økologisk in Danish). This label is governmental and was introduced on the market already in 1990. |
| | USA | USDA's National Organic Program regulates the standards for any farm, wild crop harvesting, or handling operation that wants to sell an agricultural product as organically produced. |
| | SWITZERLAND | With the aim to achieve the highest quality, the guidelines of Vinatura are based on the principles of integrated production, as published and defined by the "International Organization for Biological and Integrated Control". |
