After a 10-year long process, the new EU Organic Regulation has started to apply on 1 January 2022. The basic Regulation (EU) 2018/848 was published in June 2018, while the secondary legislation was developed in the following 2.5 years, with the last secondary regulations published on the EU Official Journal on 29 December 2021. So far, the secondary legislation consists of 15 Delegated Regulations and 7 Implementing Regulations. But others have to come in the next months.
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IFOAM Organics Europe has developed guidelines to the EU Organic Regulation.
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To help organic producers and traders, competent authorities and control bodies navigate the legal labyrinth of these regulations, IFOAM Organics Europe has developed guidelines to the EU Organic Regulation.
Please note that the EU Organic Regulation Guidelines are only accessible after subscription for which a small annual fee will be charged.
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