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Organic Agriculture Newsletter April 2023

In 2021, China was the fourth-largest market for organic food, with revenues of 8.5 billion Euros and accounting for an 8% share of the global organic food market.

Organic Agriculture Newsletter April 2023

Organic Market Roundup April 2023

China's Organic Food Market

Organic Agriculture Newsletter April 2023

China's Organic Food Market

Naturland and Impressive Developments in 2022

In 2022, Naturland once again contributed to expanding organic agriculture in Germany, with nearly 22,000 hectares of farmland converted to organic farming under Naturland standards.

ORGANIC AGRICULTURE POLICY

New Zealand Parliament passes law on organic products

This law helps develop new standards for organic products, establishing requirements for most businesses involved in the organic sector, from production to sales.

New support for organic agriculture is being rolled out in Pakistan

Farmers receive more support (around 25%) from the UK government when transitioning to organic farming

VOAA – Naturland cooperate to promote the development of organic agriculture in Vietnam

6th Organic Asia Congress – IFOAM Asia

Representatives from the Vietnam Organic Agriculture Association and PGS Vietnam will participate in the 6th Organic Asia Congress and its side events from June 1 to June 9, 2023, and will deliver a presentation there.

ORGANIC AGRICULTURE STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATION

New technical regulations in organic crop production

On March 13, 2023, the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment signed Circular No. 01/2023/TT-BTNMT promulgating new National Technical Regulations (QCVN) on soil and water quality, replacing the QCVN referenced in TCVN 11041-2:2017

Publication of the updated Sustainable Water Management version by Naturland and Bio Suisse

TRAINING AND SCIENTIFIC-TECHNICAL ADVANCES IN ORGANIC AGRICULTURE

Training on organic citrus cultivation techniques in Hà Tĩnh

The training activities were implemented in 5 rounds for farmers in Hương Khê and Can Lộc, Hà Tĩnh, covering a total citrus cultivation area of 44 hectares.

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