Korean Organic Labeling
Organic labeling information for U.S. products exported to the Republic of Korea.
Grower
County Pesticide Use Report (PUR) Verification Request Form
Submit to California counties for assistance with verifying land use history and performing PUR records searches.
Control or Transaction Document for Mexico
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.
Inspection Documents for Mexico Compliance Program
CCOF Inspection Documents for Mexico Compliance Program are only available in Spanish.
Mexico Compliance Program Manual
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.
UK Certificate of Inspection for Import Request Packet
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.
Can non-organic animals be pastured on organic land?
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.).
Does CCOF provide online services?
Yes! MyCCOF is the first of its kind online organic certification management system. MyCCOF is free for all clients and provides access to records, bills, inspection reports, certificates, and more.
How do organic inspections work?
The purpose of an organic inspection is to confirm that your operation meets the NOP standards and regulations both before it is certified and every year after as long as it remains certified. Inspectors do this by confirming that what you say in your application, called an Organic System Plan (OSP), is what you are doing in practice.
An excellent, low-cost resource titled Preparing for Organic Inspection, which includes checklists and other resources, is available from NCAT's Sustainable Agriculture Project.
Should I notify CCOF if my business ownership or name has changed?
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| Should I notify CCOF if my business ownership or name has changed? |
Yes, you mu |