Can I put a grass-fed logo on my products?
Upon completion of the application process and approval from both CCOF and OPT, you can use the grass-fed logo on your product.
Upon completion of the application process and approval from both CCOF and OPT, you can use the grass-fed logo on your product.
The program is only for ruminants (cattle, sheep, goats).
Yes, non-organic animals can graze on certified organic land without affecting the land’s certification. If organic and non-organic animals are pastured in the same field, they must be clearly identified in a manner that will prevent commingling of the final organic product (meat, milk, etc.).
Complete this OSP Addendum as part of your application for CCOF's Grass-Fed Organic Livestock Certification Program.
Complete this contract to apply for CCOF's Certified Grass-Fed Organic Livestock program. Our program is open to any NOP certified organic livestock production operation, or any operation that is eligible to concurrently be certified under the NOP and the OPT program as a new application.
Used by CCOF clients and manufacturers to document compliance for livestock feed ingredients.
Yes! The organic standards do not allow GMOs. If you are CCOF certified, you can use our “Organic is No-GMO & More” seal in addition to other non-GMO language on your labels.
USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) Risk Management Options for Organic Livestock and Forage Production in California
USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) Disaster Assistance Programs for Organic Livestock and Forage Production in California
Use this form to supplement the Livestock Organic System Plan with information specific to your apiculture operation.
Use this form, in place of the Livestock Animal Application, to describe your bee hive/colony. Submit this with your initial CCOF application or if/when you have new hives/colonies you wish to certify.