The purpose of organic inspections is to confirm that your operation meets the National Organic Program (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.
This form is used to document your current livestock suppliers. Update this form when suppliers change or you add new suppliers.
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.
Complete this CCOF ROC™ Program Contract to add the ROC™ program to your CCOF NOP Certification
This contract for certification includes basic business information and confirms your intent to obtain PrimusGFS certification from CCOF.
This manual describes the standards that apply to operations joining CCOF’s PrimusGFS program.
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.
CCOF Inspection Documents for Mexico Compliance Program are only available in Spanish.
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.