Roskachestvo certified the first organic producer in the Stavropol region of Russia

Published 2021년 11월 11일

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The Stavropol Territory has seen its first organic producer, Naryzhny A.A., receiving certification for the production of oat flakes, food bran, and oat flour by Roskachestvo. The certification signifies that the production adheres to Russian organic standards, thereby avoiding the use of pesticides, mineral fertilizers, and other agrochemicals. This move is anticipated to cater to the growing demand for organic products, with Naryzhny planning to certify additional products and supply them to large manufacturers like Nestle Russia LLC, Progress JSC, and Danone Russia JSC. The certification is offered for free to small and medium-sized businesses this year, and the registered manufacturers can label their products with the 'Organic' sign.

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Roskachestvo certified the first organic producer in the Stavropol Territory. The certificate of organic conformity for oat flakes, food bran and oat flour was received by individual entrepreneur Naryzhny A.A., the press service of the department reported. The Competence Center for the Development of Organic and Green Products of Roskachestvo conducted an analysis of production for compliance with the established Russian organic standards. Certification means that the raw materials were grown without the use of pesticides, mineral fertilizers and other agrochemicals. Organics are also stored and transported separately from conventional industrial agriculture products. “Today more and more people are thinking about their own health and respect for nature. We believe that organic products have a great future, and the demand for them will only grow. Now barley flour and barley flakes of our production are undergoing certification. Until the end of this year, we plan to certify ...

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