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Members are organizations who have chosen to support IFOAM - Organics International and it's mission. Members' activities are predominantly organic, i.e they dedicate over 50% of their budget/turnover or activities to organic agriculture.
Members have voting rights at our General Assembly, taking place every three years.
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Biodynamic Agricultural Association
The Biodynamic Association (BDA) is a charitable organisation founded in 1929 to foster and promote biodynamic farming and gardening in the UK. We give support and advice, publish our journal Star & Furrow, and organize regular workshops and conferences. We belong to the worldwide biodynamic movement, inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s Agriculture Lectures, given in 1924. Put simply, our aim is greater vitality for people and planet through more biodynamic acres, more biodynamic food, and more unde...
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Biodynamic Agricultural Association of Australia
In 1952 the Biodynamic Agricultural Association of Australia (BDAAA) was founded as a training body to aid farmers in developing the skills and techniques to change from conventional to Biodynamic farming. All members of the association are Biodynamic owner/operator farmers, who form a purposeful guild, which also mentors newly converting farmers by providing support and advice.
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Biodynamic Federation – Demeter International e.V.
The Biodynamic Federation – Demeter International e.V. is the only organic association that has built up a network of individual certification for biodynamic farming worldwide. The Federation supports the registration and protection of the Demeter trademark, produces production, processing and labelling standards, and the development of biodynamic agriculture through out the world. It is a member based organisation with 45 organisations in 36 different countries across the world.
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BIOEKSPERT Ltd.
We are a certification body in organic agriculture, offering certification on the basis of the EU regulation 834/2007 and the inspection for private standards in cooperation with international certification bodies: Demeter International, IMO, Soil Association and Naturland.
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BIOFACH - World‘s Leading Trade Fair for Organic Food - NürnbergMesse GmbH
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BioFarm China Inc.
BIOFarm, one of the pioneers leading China's organic movement, started organic farming in 2004 and specialized in the local food supply of more than 300 organic vegetables varieties a year. BIOFarm is the most loved supplier for the hotel chefs in terms of diverse vegetables specialties, sprouts, cresses, babyleaves, edible flowers, seasonal fruits and more. CSA basket families, farmers' market, selected supermarkets, and hotel restaurants are major channels of sales. BIOFarm is devoted in b...
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Biofarm Genossenschaft
Biofarm promotes organic farming in Switzerland, contractsorganic cultures with farmers snd trades organic food under the 'Biofarm' label.
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BioForum Vlaanderen vzw
BioForum unites, represents and supports companies working in the organic agricultural and food sector in Flanders. BioForum also informs the consumer on the surplus value of organic agriculture and food.
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Biokontroll Hungária Nonprofit Kft.
Organic control body HU-ÖKO-01 operating in Hungary in line with EU organic regulations.
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Biokreis e.V.
Biokreis e.V. - Verband für ökologischen Landbau und gesunde Ernährung (association for organic farming and healthy food) is a non-profit organisation, founded in 1979 by considerate consumers in Bavaria. Today, it conducts certification, consultation and political representation for nearly 2,000 organic farmers, growers, processors, retailers and traders.
Biokreis is made up of five strong regions covering the complete country, which facilitate the development and the reinstitution of re...
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Bioland e.V.
Bioland is a farmers' organization. Its main activities include: Standard setting, certification, advisory services, education and editing of books.
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BioLinked
BioLinked.com starts as a meeting place for certified organic food suppliers & business buyers. It’s like an online trade show for organic businesses. Our goal is to connect businesses of all sizes with organic suppliers, locally and globally. We do this by giving suppliers the tools necessary to reach business clients for their products, and by helping buyers find products and suppliers quickly and efficiently. Through innovation and constant development we challenge ourselves to become Eart...
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Biological Farming Association
The Biological Farming Association Elkana, a Georgian non-governmental organization, was founded in October 6, 1994. The overall objective of the organization is to improve the socio-economic conditions of the rural population of Georgia. Since its establishment, Elkana’s main areas of operation have been:
• To provide extension services to farmers for promoting sustainable, organic farming;
• To offer training and consultancy in rural business development;
• To support community mobilizat...
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BIOMAS
BIOMAS & HOTGAME, situated in Brittany (France), receives and prepares a wide range of organic vegetables and very original vegetables for the local and the national markets. BIOMAS & HOTGAME group includes organized producers. Their farms, family sized, are situated on the north coast of Brittany and benefit from the oceanic climate, convenient for vegetable farming. Our farmers are proud of their region and soil and try to protect them by practicing environment friendly Farming.
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BioNederland
VBP is the Dutch assosiastion for wholesalers and producers in the Netherlands. VBP is one of the stakeholders of Bionext, the chain orgrnisation for the organic sector in the Netherlands.
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Bionetz.ch
www.bionetz.ch - Swiss platform for organic processing and trading firms bionetz.ch is a platform open to all firms and organizations interested in organic processing, trade and gastronomy. There are a variety of specific services exclusively for members beyond the 2 weekly newsletter. http://www.bionetz.ch/cms/ueber-uns.htm http://www.bionetz.ch/cms/ueber-uns/personen.htm http://www.bionetz.ch/cms/ueber-uns/mitgliedschaft.htm
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Bios s.r.l.
Bios S.r.l. has been operating since 1999 in Italy and since 2004 in Romania certifying according to EC Reg. 834/2007 and USDA NOP
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BioService
We are a ervice provider founded in 2007. Our services include training/consultancy, ICS and facilitation of external certification and marketing. BioService is active in promoting organic farming in Kyrgyzstan. It is also active in Central Asian countries in partnership with organic projects.
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Biotechnicon poduzetnicki centar d.o.o.
Authorized control and certification body for organic agriculture and production. Accredited according to the 17065 standard.
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Biotinella Import Export
Biotinella Import Export focuses on the import of certified organic food Superfoods supplements, which contain a high content of nutrients or bioactive substances, such as vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. These products are mainly from certified organic suppliers from India and Africa who are authorized to market their products on the Dutch market.
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Biovision - Stiftung für ökologische Entwicklung
Biovision has been promoting ecological solutions to reduce poverty and improve food security in sub-Saharan Africa since 1998. The Swiss foundation develops and circulates practice-oriented agroecological knowledge and action through its strong partner network. Biovision aligns its work with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Agenda 2030, particularly Goal 2 of “Zero Hunger”. As a pioneer of change, Biovision advocates a fundamental, agroecological transformation of food sys...