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Significance of INDOCERT certification

INDOCERT is a nationally and internationally operating, certification body, accredited in India as per National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP) by Government of India. Indian National Standards for Organic Products In 2000, the Government of India released the National Standards for Organic Products (NSOP) under the National Programme for Organic Production
(NPOP).

Products sold or labeled as 'organic' thereafter need to be inspected and certified by a nationally accredited certification body. INDOCERT is internationally accredited according to EN 45011 for certification of agricultural production, collection of wild plants and Livestock and livestock products produced by animal husbandry, processing of organic agricultural and livestock products according to rules equivalent to Reg . (EEC) No. 2092/91 and import and export of those products according to the legislative acts of the import countries. INDOCERT has strong technical collaborations with two well-reputed organizations from Switzerland:

FiBL (Research Institute of Organic Agriculture) and bio.inspecta (the leading Swiss certification agency). INDOCERT also does inspections for private labels in Europe like. The following countries mutually recognize their accredations of certification bodies for products.

Australia-Austria-Belgium-Canada-CzechRepublic-Denmark-Finland-France-Germany-Ireland-Italy­Latria-Lithuania-Merico-The Netherlands-Newzealand-Norway-Romania-Slovakia-South
Africa-Spain-Sweden-Switzerland-United Kingdom.

INDOCERT Input Approval Scheme INDOCERT evaluates inputs used in organic production and confirms their compliance with the Indian National Organic Standards and the INDOCERT directives on the interpretation and implementation of the National Indian Standards on Organic Agriculture.