Lobbying on Trade rules for organic production (implementing)

Trade rules for organic production (implementing)

Agriculture and rural development

Following the adoption of the new organic regulation which will enter into application in 2021, there is the need to lay down implementing rules for the trade of organic products.

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4 responses

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Organic Processing and Trade Association Europe e.V., 4 Nov 2021

As OPTA Europe we - and other national organic business associations - would like to draw attention on the effects of this measure by the EU Commission for organic small holders in India and organic operators in EU. India is exporting country number 6 to EU and very important for many organic…

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European Organic Certifiers Council, 18 Nov 2021

The European Organic Certifiers Council (EOCC), gathering 69 CBs and CAs, would like to come back on the ‘Whereas 5’ of this draft act. This one is related to the COM proposal to remove five CBs from Annex III, due to OFIS cases of Ethylene Oxide (ETO) on sesame seeds from India. Collective…

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Tea & Herbal Infusions Europe, 18 Nov 2021

With the presented implementing regulation, the EU Commission proposes changes for India in the list of recognised third countries, which, from the point of view of the European tea and herbal infusion industry, will have a considerable impact on the procurement of certified organic tea and herbal…

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European Spice Association e.V., 9 Nov 2021

Dear Ms Panichi, With the above-mentioned Implementing Regulation, the European Commission proposes to remove five Indian inspection bodies from the list of recognised inspection bodies in third countries. In accordance with recital 5 of the abovementioned Implementing Regulation, several Indian…