The EU regulates organic products for the exporter of grains, beans and oilseeds

Published 2020년 12월 11일

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In 2021, Vietnam will implement new regulations on organic products to align with European Union (EU) rules, the Vietnam Trade Office in Sweden announced. The regulations aim to ensure fair competition, prevent fraud, and increase consumer confidence by requiring non-EU manufacturers to meet EU standards. The EU will introduce regulations in January 2021, enforcing strict controls on pesticide use, soil management, and food production. These rules will apply to both EU and non-EU producers exporting organic products to the EU. The regulations will also secure a homogeneous method to reduce pesticide contamination risk, enhance control systems, and require group certification for small EU producers. However, concerns are raised about the impact of these regulations on small organic producers in developing countries due to their inability to meet the stringent requirements and the prevalence of fraud in the organic food market.

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Source: Vietnambiz.vn A new regulation on organic products will come into effect in 2021, besides a new regulation officially started, the Vietnam Trade Office in Sweden said. The regulations will allow the EU to check whether imported products meet European rules. In addition, the regulations will also regulate the control measures and anti-fraud actions. Third country manufacturers will have to meet the same set of rules as producers in the European Union. In January 2021, the European Union will introduce a new set of rules according to Regulation (EU) No 2018/848. According to the European Council press release, this new regulation will ensure fair competition, at the same time will also prevent fraud and improve consumer confidence. The new regulation not only controls the use of pesticides in products, but also relates to soil management and food production. This unique set of rules will also apply to non-EU farmers who export their organic produce to the EU market. The EU ...

Source: AgroInfo.vn