As of June 1, 2012, the process for shipping organic product from the US to the EU is dramatically simplified under the terms of the US/ EU Equivalency Arrangement.
If you are shipping NOP certified product that has final packaging or processing in the US to an EU member state, all you need is to:
Yes! The US and Switzerland have an organic standards equivalence arrangement that allows product produced in either location to be labeled and sold as organic in either country. Enroll in the CCOF Global Market Access program for the US/Swiss equivalence to have your products and labels reviewed and verified as meeting the equivalence requirements.
Yes! Both the EU and Canada now have equivalency agreements with the US to simplify trade of organic products. If your product meets the relevant critical variances for each market; you will be able to export to them.
Operations enrolled in the CCOF Mexico Compliance Program may forward this document to their suppliers to attest that ingredients were not grown with sodium nitrate, hydroponics, or aeroponics.
Organic labeling information for U.S. products exported to the Republic of Korea.
This document is only available in Spanish.
For operations enrolled in CCOF’s Mexico Compliance Program, once you know you will be shipping from the U.S. to Mexico or domestically within Mexico, complete this form and send it to export@ccof.org.
This manual describes the standards that apply to operations entering the CCOF Mexico Compliance Program. The program is for operations in Mexico and exporting organic products to Mexico.
Once you know you will be shipping to the UK, complete these fillable PDF forms and send the entire PDF packet to export@ccof.org.
Enrollment in CCOF's Global Market Access Program for EU/UK Export is required.
Revisions allow you to track differences between multiple versions of your content, and revert back to older versions.
Suppliers can use this attestation to demonstrate compliance to the terms of the US/Canada Equivalence for their buyers.