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OFPA
(redirected from Organic Foods Production Act of 1990)

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OFPAOrganic Foods Production Act of 1990
OFPAOrganic Food Protection Act
OFPAOntario Food Processors Association (Canada)
OFPAThe Order of Founders and Patriots of America


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To legally sell their food as "organic," farmers and processors who sell more than $5,000 in products are required under the federal Organic Foods Production Act of 1990 to have their operations certified by the
Sun, soil and water; It takes a resolute farmer to produce organic ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Johanns court decision and to implement the 2005 amendments to the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990.
The USDA has published a final rule in the Federal Register revising ... by Agri Marketing
Then last June a federal appeals court upheld an organic farmer's complaint that using anything non-organic violated the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990.
Organic vs. 'organic': the controversy over federal standards could ... by Weir, Tom / Grocery Headquarters
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