18th March 2024 OANZ / Organics
Organics Aotearoa New Zealand is holding a one-day symposium focused on the evolving landscape of organics.
A seven-year old dairy co-operative, Organic Dairy Hub, has filed for liquidation.
Nominations are now open for the OrganicNZ Awards 2024.
New Zealand needs substantial investment in organic, regenerative agriculture to combat climate change, rather than loosening regulations on genetically engineered products, according to the Soil & Health Association..
Existing markets will grow and doors will open in new markets as the new laws come into play, says Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor.
New Zealand’s Parliament passed the second reading of the newly named ‘Organic Products and Production Bill’, on Thursday 27 October 2022.
But more growers and farmers would need to convert to organic to hit the $4.7bn target by 2030.
Six winners have been unveiled at the 2021 Organic New Zealand Awards.
Ceres Enterprise is recalling specific batches of its Fritter Mix due to the presence of an undeclared allergen, namely gluten, and an incorrect claim about gluten.
Organics pioneer Noel Josephson has set up his nearly 40-year-old firm with new leadership and a plan to expand.
MPI is consulting on issues such as the requirement for evaluation of organic food producers, proposed organic management plans, and the need for a listed public register of organics companies.
North Canterbury’s Terrace Edge has won the Organic Winery of the Year award at the annual Organic Wine Awards.
Organics Aotearoa New Zealand is urging its member to attend upcoming Ministry for Primary Industries organic regulation and standards workshops.
A strategy is in the pipeline to help accelerate an already-booming industry.
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